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Former Cabinet minister Tshinga Dube has come out guns blazing, accusing the country’s leadership of being “power centred” rather than proffer solutions to the massive problems affecting the nation Speaking to a local radio station on Wednesday where he was marketing his book, Quiet Flows the Zambezi, the former War Veterans minister said there was need to throw away “selfish tendencies” and work together for the betterment of Zimbabwe. Byo24 WELCOME EVERYONE: 277,777 MEMBERS, A…

ZIMBABWE National Army (ZNA) commander Lieutenant-General Edzai Chimonyo last week convened an emergency staff meeting where he read the riot act over rampant indiscipline, theft of rations and criminal activities involving soldiers as disquiet within the rank and file of the military sparks concern.The meeting, attended by about 500 soldiers from the rank of corporal upwards, was held at the ZNA Staff College house at the Josiah Magama Tongogara Barracks (formerly KGVI) on Friday last…

SENIOR MILITARY OFFICER RECALLED FROM STATE HOUSE after heading President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s security at the State House, following last week’s dramatic events which saw a guard emptying his AK 47 in the air in an incident which shook the establishment. WELCOME EVERYONE: 277,777 MEMBERS, A Quarter of a million members, thank you for the fast growth, participation and continuous encouragement to others to join the group, and engage other progressive minded people in respectful and…

MNANGAGWA HAS MADE KEY CHANGES in the military, the (CIO) and government as he strengthenS his grip on power, while emasculating Chiwenga’s influence.Chiwenga returned from China last week where he was receiving medical treatment, only to find that Mnangagwa had reshuffled cabinet and appointed his loyalists.Through the reshuffle, Mnangagwa also took into consideration complaints from Zezurus that the President’s Karanga tribe is dominating cabinet and the security sector. He appointed some Zezurus loyal to him,…

The starting point in the journey to a prosperous Zimbabwe is to understand the nature and character of Zimbabwe’s problems. The country has inextricably linked, seemingly intractable, political and economic issues. On the political side, the challenge is that of polarisation, which is a product of legitimacy issues arising from the disputed outcome of the July 2018 presidential elections. The economy is in free fall, debt-ridden and characterised by a shortage of electricity, a currency…

ZIMBABWE FACES MAN MADE STARVATION-UN expert on the right to food after visiting the Zimbabwe from 18 to 28 November 2019.Despite the constitutional protection of the right to food and a sophisticated set of human-rights based national laws and policies, man-made starvation is slowly making its way in Zimbabwe, said the UN expert of the right to food after visiting the country from 18 to 28 November 2019.“More than 60% of the population of a…

MDC CALL TO ACTION : AFTER COPS BANNED SEVERAL MDC gatherings, the Nelson Chamisa-led MDC says the party is tired of the political stand-off in the country and of the Mnangagwa Zanu pf regime using the police to crush opposition activities and is, therefore, planning to roll out fresh protests, a top party official has revealed. Police this year banned several MDC gatherings, saying they feared the events would turn violent, but the opposition party…

BULILIMA VILLAGE HEAD (75) arrested for allegedly striking his wife with an axe in an infidelity row before burying the body in a shallow grave.Foreman Sibanda of Village 13 in Vulindlela Ward allegedly struck his wife with an axe on November 11 after accusing her of having an extra marital affair.He carried the body in a wheelbarrow and then dug a shallow grave in the fields about a kilometre from his homestead where he buried…

POLITICAL ACTIVIST JOSPHAT MZACA NGULUBE, was last week jailed six years for public violence. LAWYERS representing political activist Josphat Mzaca Ngulube have challenged the incarceration of the aspiring Bulawayo legislator who was last week jailed six years for public violence. Ngulube was convicted on charges of burning three cars and property at a house belonging to Zanu-PF Bulawayo provincial women’s league chairperson Eva Bitu during the violent January protests. He was convicted alongside Fortune Masuku,…