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SADC leaders are reportedly disturbed by state security service chiefs’ brazen meddling in local politics ahead of watershed elections and are pressing the facilitator, South African President Jacob Zuma, to tackle the issue at his next meeting with GPA principals.
The military and police chiefs have launched a spirited campaign on behalf of President Robert Mugabe and Zanu PF ahead of the next do-or-die elections to regain ground lost to the MDC parties in the last polls.
HARARE- Energy and Power Development minister Elton Mangoma came under fire from President Robert Mugabe and Zanu PF cabinet ministers at a high-level meeting on Tuesday over leaked Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (Zesa) bills.
HARARE – President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace are some of the state-owned power firm Zesa Holdings’ biggest debtors. After a month of investigations by the Daily News, we can today reveal that the Mugabes as at December 31, 2011 owed Zesa over $345 000
HARARE- They have ordered abductions, torture, rape and murder to keep President Robert Mugabe in power even after he lost presidential elections in March 2008. So it came as no surprise this week that Mugabe defied Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai to extend the terms of office of all his service chiefs.
The following is a copy of a leaked letter written by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai to President Robert Mugabe. The letter deals with the status of the Inclusive Government, including violence, arrest of Ministers and the appointment and promotion of Service Chiefs and other Security personnel.
HARARE- Three agents from the notorious Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) on Wednesday afternoon severely assaulted a mechanic, Bornface Mvemve as he was test-driving an MDC-T vehicle in Harare.
HARARE- Reports that the police in Harare and in Nkayi went on the rampage and assaulted innocent people going about their business make sad reading and only serve to confirm why our collective confidence in our police force continues to be eroded every day.
Important parliamentary business has been postponed to allow Zanu PF legislators to attend their party conference in Bulawayo this week. Concerns are already being raised over this set of skewed priorities given that MP’s need to debate the 2012 budget and various other motions before Parliament.
Zimbabwean dictator Robert Mugabe turned down a lucrative retirement package offered by then United Nations secretary general Kofi Annan. According to the latest WikiLeaks website revelations, Mugabe was offered an overseas safe haven if he stepped down as president.