George Charamba

Acres of overtly partisan opinion pieces, defamatory stories where the victims of hate speech are never given the chance to defend themselves stand testimony to the poisonous, corrosive and divisive journalism now practiced at the state…
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HARARE - Finance Minister Tendai Biti has warned that foreign trips - including President Robert Mugabe's to Asia as well as ministers' travel jaunts - may blow up to US$50 million this year if they are not curbed.
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A fourth visit by Robert Mugabe to Singapore allegedly to see his sick wife Grace Mugabe has sparked intense speculation that it is in fact the 87 year old dictator who was taken ill and not his wife as claimed.
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Like a decapitated bird, ZANU PF has been running aimlessly following one of SADC’s most successful summits in recent history. Witwatersrand University and Ford Foundation fraudster who has been a fugitive from justice for more than a…
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“Experience our Excellence” was Air Zimbabwe’s tagline at a time when the airliner delivered world-class services. Like other respected African carriers of the time such as Ethiopian Airways, ours was indeed a national pride.
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HARARE, April 6 (Reuters) - President Robert Mugabe sought on Wednesday to heal a rift with regional leaders who have helped protect him from outside criticism but recently joined in a chorus calling for an end to political violence in…
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Several spouses of members of the Robert Mugabe regime were among 35 individuals removed from European Union targeted sanctions on Tuesday. The EU announced it had eased the measures by removing 31 companies but maintained 163 Mugabe allies…
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On the 24th February 2005 Charamba who has a black belt in Karate battered his wife Rudo after she accused him of infecting her with the deadly HIV virus that causes AIDS. Close associates said the beating was an attempt to kill her. Not…
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A BIG apology to my readers for not being with them last week. The editor ordered that I defer to a reader who wanted to exercise her right of reply over an instalment I had made two weeks before.
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(MISA/IFEX) - Permanent Secretary for Media, Information and Publicity George Charamba has conceded that the state has always had a controlling monopoly of radio services. He admitted to this in an interview with the "Herald" newspaper in…
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