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Alpha Media Holdings (AMH) chairperson Trevor Ncube has admitted that President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s son-in-law Gerald Mlotshwa owns a stake in the company, and has said his involvement in the Presidential Advisory Council (PAC) was national service. Mlotshwa, a prominent corporate and commercial lawyer, now owns 39% of AMH.
Alpha Media Holdings boss, Trevor Ncube, says the interim president of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), Nelson Chamisa, lacks leadership qualities, his dreams are being frowned upon by his peers and may become a dictator if elected by the people of Zimbabwe. In a series of tweets, Ncube said Chamisa is allegedly afraid of Tendai Biti, Job Sikhala, Welshman Ncube and Hopewell Chin’ono.
Luke Tamborinyoka: “All politics is a battle of messages hence the importance of the media in the industry of politics. It came as no surprise therefore when Zimbabweans learnt early this week that Emmerson Mnangagwa’s son-in-law Gerald Mlotshwa had bought significant shares in Alpha Media Holdings, the remaining vestige of the privately-owned media houses in Zimbabwe.”
Media mogul Trevor Ncube is regretting supporting President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s coup that ousted the late former President Robert Mugabe in November 2017. Speaking on the final day of the BizNews Conference in the Drakensberg, South Africa, Ncube further insinuated that he did not have confidence in either the ruling Zanu-PF party and opposition leader Nelson Chamisa’s Citizens Coalition for Change.
Former journalist Geoffrey Nyarota has reacted angrily to any article that covered a recent interview in which he appeared to downplay the Gukurahundi Massacres in the 1980’s and accused Nehanda Radio of being used by former cabinet minister Jonathan Moyo.
Former National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) chairman Alvord Mabena believes the collapse of the parastatal is closely linked to the decimation of the country’s industrial base.
Alpha Media Holdings chairperson Trevor Ncube has condemned the “abuse of power” by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s regime following the arrest and detention of journalist Hopewell Chin’ono and MDC Alliance officials Job Sikhala and Fadzayi Mahere who are being charged with a “non-existent law.”
Tafi Mhaka: The Trevor Ncube of old boasted strength of character. In an opinion piece titled “Only a third way will fix Zimbabwe”, which was published in South Africa’s Mail and Guardian newspaper roughly 17 months before former President Robert Mugabe’s forced resignation, Ncube expounded on Zanu-PF’s fundamental incapability to resolve Zimbabwe’s long-standing economic and political challenges. A blunt and principled Ncube warned that Zanu-PF liberation war veterans wouldn’t ever bring about substantive change.
By Nomusa Garikai When Pastor Mawarire left Zimbabwe in the middle of his #ThisFlag street protests many people accused him of giving them the courage to protest against the injustices in the land but when the confrontation heated up he deserted the protesters and escaped to America. Some people called him coward. It is sad […]
The army in Zimbabwe has distanced itself from reported mysterious military visits to Trevor Ncube’s house in recent weeks.