A severe drought currently hitting Zimbabwe and most parts of the Southern region is likely to slow down any economic activity in the country impacting heavily on agriculture, economist and politician, Dr Tapiwa Mashakada has said. The current dry spells have even worsened the situation as
Information minister, Senator Monica Mutsvangwa has said that the alleged abducted doctors' union leader, Dr Peter Magombeyi is not being blocked from seeking medical attention from the neighboring South Africa but the police are delaying because they want to do thorough investigations
President Emmerson Mnangagwa will later this month send a delegation to Perth Australia, in a bid to spread "Zimbabwe Is Open for Business" gospel at a Mining Investment Seminar Downunder The delegation will comprise of Mines and Minerals Development Minister, Winston Chitando and Information, Publicity and
The opposition MDC President Nelson Chamisa has again snubbed President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s dialogue meeting today at state house maintaining that the venue for dialogue and the convener of the meeting were compromised.
The Dead Horse Theory is derived from the tribal wisdom of the Dakota Indians and states that “When you discover that you are riding a dead horse, the best strategy is to dismount.”
In response to United Kingdom (UK) Parliamentarian Katey Hoey, government has said the deployment of state security forces has been deliberately done to guard against regime change ploy by those pursuing subversive threats to Zimbabwe.
THE opposition MDC has shot back at Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Deputy Minister Energy Mutodi telling him to focus on his future as confusion takes toll in the ruling party Zanu PF with the economic and political crisis approaching a point of no return.
The impasse between Minister of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Monica Mutsvangwa and her deputy Energy Mutodi rages on with latter this afternoon revealing that his senior wants him expelled from the ministry and replaced with his boss’s unnamed loyalist.
Despite Mutsvangwa's tongue in cheek response, the situation on the ground speaks volumes of a potentially disastrous and dampened festive season which is likely to see motorists spending the holidays looking for the precious liquid.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is set to restructure his cabinet barely four months after the second republic new ministers were sworn in, a team that has been widley believed to have the potential to bring a turnaround to the economy, 263Chat can report.
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