The US$17.7 million loaned to government by business tycoon Kuda Tagwirei in 2018 blocked foreigners from taking over controlling stake in the Feruka pipeline. This emerged at a time when Zanu Pf member Christopher Mutsvangwa and reserve bank of Zimbabwe advisor Eddie cross have upped their
The feud between Christopher Mutsvangwa, Eddie Cross with business tycoon Kuda Tagwirei is centred on the failure by the two to bring the businessman to support MOGS Oil & Gas Services' bid to take-over the country’s fuel pipeline. This comes amid reports that Mutsvangwa is also
ZANU PF Chief Whip Hon Pupurai Togarepi (MP for Gutu South) and Tinoda Machakaire (MP for Wedza South) following proceedings in parliament today. (Picture by Munashe Chokodza/263Chat)
Water shortages have become a big challenge at public hospitals making it difficult to operate while maintaining proper hygiene for health workers, Harare Central Hospital Pediatric Surgeon Dr Bothwell Mbuvayesango has said. Giving oral evidence before the Parliamentary Health committee, Dr Mbuvayesango said water challenges had
The Government through the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development has increased the price of subsidized mealie-meal from ZWL$50 to ZWL$70 in a move aimed at doing away with unwanted arbitrage by unscrupulous players. In a statement released today, the finance ministry said the wide gap
President Emerson Mnangagwa has not yet stopped to blame sanctions for Zimbabwe's economic downfall and turns to African Union for help when he called for the unconditional removal of the unilateral sanctions that have been stifling economic growth for two decades
NBCNEWS The number of deaths attributed to the coronavirus outbreak in China rose by more than 100 on Monday, bringing the total number of deaths across the country's 31 provinces to 1,016, officials said. The number of deaths is well beyond the toll of the 2002-03 outbreak
CNN The MS Westerdam, which has more than 2,000 people on board, has now been denied entry by at least four different ports over fears of the Wuhan coronavirus. Thailand’s Prime Minister said the country would try to assist the ship but that it would not allow
The Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) failed to appear before the Justice Mayor Wadyajena led Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Lands and Agriculture on issues relating to the US$27 million allocated to them by the Government. Addressing journalists after anxiously waiting for GMAZ, Wadyajena said the
Ntombizikhona Beaulah Ndlovu, iThemba LABS; Amanda Weltman, University of Cape Town; Amélie Beaudet, University of the Witwatersrand; Judith Koskey, Egerton University; Marilyn Ronoh, University of Nairobi; Melisa Achoko Allela, Technical University of Kenya, and Mercy Muendo, Daystar University Each year on February 11, the United Nations
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