A father can not explain hunger in his house by saying his neighbor failed to loan him some food, said Apostle Chiwenga. Apostle Chiwenga was explaining the issue of sanctions and their impact on Zimbabwe.In his Friday sermon yesterda, he shared with his congregants the saga surrounding the prosperity and turn around if Zimbabwe as a nation. Apostle Chiwenga, who is popular for his direct speech, said it’s not about sanctions anymore but the government has failed to manage it’s portfolios and Zimbabwe is not allowed to borrow in order to sustain its economy.Chiwenga cited that Zimbabwe is not investor friendly.In the name of indeginisation, Zimbabwe has scared investors away, investors have declared Zimbabwe a hostile country with no future of certainity. The gover
The exchange of words between Tendai Biti vs Chris Mutsvanga is a must- see encounter . Clearly, it systematically demarcates civilization from barbarism, respectively. In a twinkling of an eye, the intellectual exchange degenerated into a WWIII of words . Firstly, in a civilized , progressive society, citizens owe a debt of gratitude to their war veterans. Effortlessly,citizenry exhibits unconditional thankfulness , thoughtfulness and acknowledgement to their war veterans by consistently flashing unadulterated gestures of appreciation. War veterans selflessness by putting their precious lives in harm’s way in liberating the country should always be at the epicenter of a society’s national treasure . Be that as it may , the gangsterism and barbarism exhi
MDC leader Nelson Chamisa is on the verge of baby-dumping party colleagues Morgen Komichi and Douglas Mwonzora ahead of the anticipated Supreme Court ruling which has raised the temperatures inside the cockpit of the opposition party, a top Zimbabwe daily paper has revealed.Former MDC Vice President Komichi and former Secretary-General Douglas Mwonzora were relegated to less influential positions in the party after the controversial congress of May last year, but are seen by Chamisa’s loyalists as the biggest threatens to him retaining his party leadership post should the Supreme Court order an extraordinary congress, the Daily News has reported. An MDC national executive committee member who spoke to the Daily News yesterday said at the heart of the party’s ructions was the
Zimbabwe may be gearing up for its second army-driven removal of a sitting president in the past two-and-a-half years. The economic meltdown in the country constitutes the biggest threat to Zanu PF's continued hold on power, the ruling party has admitted. The country is going through one of the worst economic crises since 2013 characterised by severe currency shortages, scarce fuel supplies and galloping inflation. Jonathan Moyo - a former cabinet minister for Zanu PF - has claimed that the wheels are in motion to remove Emmerson Mnangagwa from office through a military coup. Will there be another army coup in Zimbabwe? The one-time Higher and Tertiary Education leader has predicted that a "bloodless transition" - similar to what we saw in 2017 when Robert
AN estimated 6 000 prisoners serving jail terms of non-violent crimes will be released through amnesty in a bid to de-congest prisons and alleviate challenges being faced by the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS).abinet heard and approved the proposal by the Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, honourable Ziyambi Ziyambi. Addressing journalists at a post-Cabinet briefing in the capital Tuesday, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa said the sentence reduction will be for defined categories of prisoners. “Cabinet considered and approved the proposal to have a general amnesty, this report was presented by the Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, honourable Ziyambi Ziyambi,” said Senat
Top Zimbabwean scientists and human rights activist Chinyanga William got the shock of his life in the early hours of February 25th 2020 when his house was raided by over 20 UK police and swat officers. Chinyanga William is a human rights activist who has been a strong critic of the Mnangagwa Government. Chinyanga William posted a video on his social media a video titled the road map to Zimbabwean freedom on December 1 2019. In the video he talked about Zimbabwean Burning Buses and Buildings to put pressure on the Mnangagwa Government, in the video he mentioned that Zimbabweans should use petrol bombs and resist the Mnangagwa Government. Chinyanga William is a strong supporter of MDC & Nelson Chamisa who he has refered to as the Chosen One The video was reported to author
Chamisa in fresh ConCourt appeal Opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa will launch a renewed bid to oust President Emmerson Mnangagwa by seeking to have the Constitutional Court (ConCourt) review its own judgment based on “new evidence.” Chamisa’s lawyer Thabani Mpofu said after studying academic works on the elections published by self-exiled former minister Jonathan Moyo, they were now making efforts to have the judgment on the 2018 presidential elections set aside. The country’s top court ruled that Chamisa had failed to prove allegations of fraud during the presidential election, a vote which left the nation polarised and violence on the streets of the capital Harare. Mpofu said the basis of approaching the ConCourt was because they now believe that the
South Africa’s graft-accused former president Jacob Zuma returned home on Saturday after a month-long trip to Cuba for medical treatment, and declared he was not afraid of prison. Zuma, 77, was slapped with an arrest warrant earlier this month after his lawyers claimed he was too ill to travel back to South Africa for a pre-trial hearing on corruption charges. A high court issued the warrant after it questioned the authenticity of his sick note, but said it would not be executed until the case is set to resume on May 6.A crowd of people gathered at Johannesburg’s OR Tambo international airport to welcome Zuma, the former ANC leaderwho ruled South Africa from 2009 to 2018.“I am not afraid of prison,” Zuma told his supporters in Zulu before being ushered out of
A CHITUNGWIZA woman who claims to be a spirit medium was on Wednesday arrested for storming Munhumutapa Building – Office of the President and Cabinet – demanding an audience with the President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Asinuta Dendere was arraigned before Harare Magistrates Rumbidzai Mugwagwa charged with unlawful entry. Dendere who claimed to be possessed by the spirit of Mbuya Nehanda said she will not stop until she delivers a “message from the spirits to Mnangagwa.” “The spirits keep tormenting me they are not happy with how the government is running the country’s affairs,” she claimed. “I am not a dog and the citizens of Zimbabweans are not dogs. Not body should treat us like dogs.” Dendere stopped the read
MDC national vice chairperson and Zengeza West legislator, Job Sikhala, who last week was acquitted of treason charges, is now worried about his personal security. The outspoken opposition MP told Nehanda Radio he was being tracked by “goons” from the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) ever since his acquittal last week. Sikhala, who went to Karoi to represent a client, claimed dozens of security agents were present, thinking he was coming for Simbarashe Marumahoko, son of former minister Reuben Marumahoko. “My dear friends, it is with sadness that I announce to you that my security situation is precarious and under danger. As I am writing this message we are passing in Norton at 19:39 hrs. “I have been quiet since my acquittal on treason charges recentl
