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Obert Mpofu, the ZANU PF Secretary-General,

ZANU PF Concerned Over Electoral Challenges in Neighboring Countries

ZANU PF has raised concerns about the electoral performance of former liberation movements in neighbouring countries. Obert Mpofu, the ZANU PF Secretary-General, spoke to The Herald about the upcoming elections in Mozambique, Namibia, and Botswana, set for later this year. Mpofu claimed

July 11, 2024

Zimbabwe

Mnangagwa Announces Retirement Plans Amid Zanu PF and Military Tensions

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has announced his intention to leave office in 2028, adhering to the constitutional two-term limit. This comes amid mounting pressure from within Zanu PF and the military. Speaking at the commissioning of a baobab fruit juice and water processing

July 4, 2024

Zimbabwe·Zimbabwe Politics

Zanu-PF Turmoil: Mutsvangwa Sparks Factional Dispute

Factionalism rattles Zanu-PF, with Mutsvangwa facing backlash. The Chinhoyi University of Technology’s gym hall hosted a provincial coordinating committee (PCC) meeting where ZANU-PF politburo member Ziyambi Ziyambi exited amid reports of factional disputes in Mashonaland West province. The rift emerged from discord

June 6, 2024

Featured·Zimbabwe

Zanu-PF Minister Linked to Mvurwi Town Council Vehicle Scandal

Allegations suggest that Christopher Magomo, Mashonaland Central Provincial Affairs and Devolution Minister, is embroiled in a scandal involving executives at Mvurwi Town Council, according to reports. Magomo faces accusations of defending council executives who purportedly engaged in irregularities by bypassing tender procedures

May 30, 2024

America·Zimbabwe·Zimbabwe Politics

Chivayo’s Starlink Tender Sparks Discontent: Zimbabweans Question Approval Process

Zimbabweans have expressed dissatisfaction with the prolonged delay in granting Starlink permission to operate in Zimbabwe, only to witness the tender awarded to Wicknell Chivayo, a convicted fraudster and Zanu Pf loyalist. Questions have arisen regarding the sudden affiliation between Chivayo’s company

May 29, 2024

Health and Child Care Deputy Minister Dr John Mangwiro standing sixth from right with Chief Chivese to his right trainee nurses lecturers and councillors at Chivhu General Hospital

Breaking News·Zimbabwe

Government Shuts Down Chiwenga’s Nursing School Amid Zanu-PF Factional Conflicts

The government shut down a nursing school established by Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga in Chikomba district, Mashonaland East province, due to disruptions from Zanu-PF factional conflicts. The nursing school in Chivhu, opened in 2021 when Chiwenga also served as Health and Child Care

May 20, 2024

Featured·Zimbabwe·Zimbabwe Politics

Zanu-PF Bigwigs Linked to Shady Council Deals

Top Zanu-PF officials allegedly benefited from opaque land deals in Manicaland’s Makoni district, leading to the suspension of some top council officials. Former Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa, Zanu-PF’s treasurer, protested the suspension of two top Makoni Rural District Council (RDC) officials for

May 19, 2024

Featured·Zimbabwe

Chivayo Acquires Exiled Police Chief Chihuri’s US$7m Mansion

Wicknell Chivayo, a convicted criminal turned tenderpreneur with close ties to President Emmerson Mnangagwa, now owns a US$7 million mansion in Harare. This mansion previously belonged to Augustine Chihuri, the exiled former Zimbabwe Republic Police commissioner known for his loyalty to Robert

May 19, 2024

The governments eagerness to accommodate summit delegates is evident in the reconstruction of the 25km stretch from Julius Nyerere Way via Bindura Road

Featured·Zimbabwe·Zimbabwe Politics

Government’s Preparations SADC Summit Face Scrutiny

Zimbabwe is actively working to improve roads leading to the venue of the upcoming 44th Southern African Development Community (SADC) Summit, but critics remain unimpressed. Scheduled for August this year, the summit will witness President Emmerson Mnangagwa assuming the role of chairman

May 17, 2024

Zimbabwe

South African Electoral Commission Dismisses Claims of ZANU PF Accreditation

The Independent Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) has refuted claims that Zimbabwe’s ruling party, ZANU PF, has been accredited to observe South Africa’s upcoming elections. Allegations that ZANU PF would be granted observer status on election day sparked significant controversy last

May 14, 2024

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