Public Hearings – Monday 15th April
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Govt bans foreign trips and workshops for councils with salary arrears
The Government has banned foreign travel, out-of-town workshops and the purchase of luxury vehicles for any local authority that owes workers.
Chamisa rejects claim he was paid US$64m by Mnangagwa to destroy opposition
Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has dismissed claims that President Emmerson Mnangagwa paid him US$64 million to destroy the opposition in Zimbabwe.
BORROWDALE POLICE NIGHTMARE – 6 COPS ACCUSED OF ARMED ROBBERY AT CHINESE BUSINESSMAN’S HOME, BOSS ACCUSED OF COVER-UP
Harare – The Borrowdale Police Station is at the centre of one of the biggest police scandals this year, after six officers were arrested for allegedly turning into armed robbers to collect a private debt.
Now that Africa is ‘bigger’, why do our leaders still jump whenever foreign powers summon them?
Action usually speaks louder than words.
Mnangagwa wins the latest round of Zimbabwe’s succession battle
ZANU-PF’s conference strengthened the president’s position, but Chiwenga’s defiance signals that the struggle for power is far from over.
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Govt bans foreign trips and workshops for councils with salary arrears
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Zimbabweans question Zanu PF push for party influence in public jobs
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CDF welcomes withdrawal of charges against Biti, Ncube
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Zimbabweans returning from South Africa decline, government says
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The Zim monodialgues
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How ZANU-PF leaders have never been able to ‘coup-proof’ themselves
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Zimbabwe moves up Africa’s largest economy rankings at $65.9 billion, but heavy US dollar reliance has not helped it match Tanzania’s growth
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Lessons from the old 1980s resettlement areas in Zimbabwe forty years on
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Manchester United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe gushes at ‘magnificent’ Zimbabwe
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Mnangagwa grants firearms amnesty as police warn of nationwide crackdown
