Exiled former Higher and Tertiary education Minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo has sensationally claimed that President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his lieutenant Retired General Constantino Chiwenga will resort to use of force to win the forthcoming elections as they are afraid of defeat should the process be
Local church groups under the Zimbabwe Divine Destiny (ZDD) have called on the new government to account and openly disclose the whereabouts of victims of the macabre moment including pro-democracy campaigner, Itai Dzamara who disappeared in 2015, saying God stands ready to forgive perpetrators of
Speaker of the National Assembly, Advocate Jacob Mudenda has applauded the executive for heeding Parliamentary calls to reinstate Mildred Chiri to the Comptroller and Auditor General position saying she is a critical figure in the prudential management of public finances. Addressing the post budget seminar in
Fugitive former Minister of Public Service, Labor and Social Welfare, Patrick Zhuwao, says he will return to Zimbabwe in the near future but is scared to do so at the moment as he fears for his life. Zhuwao, who is on a self imposed exile following
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's State Of The Nation Address (SONA) has received mixed reactions from Members of Parliament (MPs), civic leaders and business leaders. Mnangagwa presented his inaugural SONA on Wednesday before a joint parliamentary sitting of National Assembly and Senate where among other things promised to
Manicaland Province Zanu PF chairperson, Mike Madiro, has all but confirmed that President Emmerson Mnangagwa skipped the country through the Forbes Border Post , into Mozambique, moments after he was expelled from the ruling party last month. Madiro , who was speaking in Nyanga over the
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has called on Zanu PF members to pull in one direction and to mend the widening cracks within the ruling party whipping the party to start thinking economically as his administration focuses on rebuilding the nation. Mnangagwa was speaking on Friday in Harare
Government has engaged another gear, moving away from the vindictive and confrontational way of handling diplomatic relations with the global community by committing to make Zimbabwe an attractive destination for foreign direct investment. Addressing foreign diplomats in Harare on Thursday, Foreign Affairs Minister, Major General Sibusiso
Zanu PF Extra Ordinary Congress has kicked off in Harare with ruling party's 314th politburo session endorsing the central committee resolution to recall former President Robert Mugabe from his position and replacing him with Emmerson Mnangagwa. Zanu PF Secretary for Information and Publicity, Simon Khaya-Moyo, told
Government says it remains committed to cater for and support Zimbabwean students studying at foreign higher learning institutions despite the current economic hardships. Christopher Mushowe, the Minister of State for Government Scholarships in the President's Office made the remarks on the sidelines of the swearing in
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