Energy minister, Fortune Chasi has admitted to interference in facilitating the dropping of fraud charges levelled against controversial businessman Wicknell Chivhayo by the power utility, ZESA. Chivhayo was facing charges of abusing about USD$5 million released by the power utility towards construction of the Gwanda 100MW
Government has launched the National Renewable Energy Policy (NREP) and the Biofuels Policy of Zimbabwe (BPZ), documents that will guide the investment and production of clean energy alternatives in the country. The policies emanate from the National Energy policy of 2012 and seeks to achieve a
National power utility Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) has announced new electricity tariff increase to take effect from the 1st of March, piling more burdens on the already hard-pressed citizens. In a statement, Zesa subsidiary company, the Zimbabwe Electricity Distribution Company (ZETDC) said the increase were
The inaugural e-cabinet has approved the proposed amendment to the Electricity Act to introduce stiffer penalties for crimes related to electricity theft, destruction and tampering with electricity Infrastructure. Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Service Minister Monica Mutsvangwa revealed this during a post cabinet press briefing. “Cabinet considered and
Energy and Power Development Minister, Fortune Chasi has made it clear that Zimbabweans deserved to have their power disconnected as most of them have failed to service their electricity bills which has seen the power utility company, ZESA sinking into huge debts. Posting on his twitter
We are in Mt Pleasant sitting in a spacious living room of a double-storey mansion reportedly belonging to Deputy Minister of Transport Minister, Fortune Chasi. We are waiting for the United States based Chimurenga music legend Dr. Thomas Mapfumo.
Mazowe South legislator and former Deputy Minister of Justice, Fortune Chasi has urged Zimbabweans to consider the quality and not quantity of women to vote into high offices saying the narrative should not be about pushing numbers. By Farai Shawn Matiashe Chasi made the remarks at a
Parliamentarians have accused government of lacking the will power to capacitate the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission to discharge its constitutional duties ahead of the do or die harmonized elections. Presenting the parliamentary portfolio committee on Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs report on the petition by the Election
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