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BRITISH WOMAN (58) DIED on Ryanair flight just before taking off from Palma airport in Majorca for Edinburgh on Wednesday

Posted on May 23, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

A 58-year-old British woman has died on a Ryanair flight that was just moments from taking off from Majorca.The passenger was taken ill on the plane as it prepared to leave Palma for Edinburgh on Wednesday.Paramedics boarded the aircraft to treat the passenger but she “sadly passed away”, Ryanair said.The Foreign Office said officials were supporting the woman’s family.Ryanair said in a statement: “This flight from Palma to Edinburgh (22 May) was delayed ahead of…

BREAKING NEWS: Ex ZAPU Intelligence supremo Dumiso Dabengwa a.k.a Back Russian(79) has died in Nairobi, Kenya while in transit to Zimbabwe from India where he had gone for treatment.

Posted on May 23, 2019May 23, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

BREAKING NEWS: Ex ZAPU Intelligence supremo Dumiso Dabengwa a.k.a Back Russian (79) has died in Nairobi, Kenya while in transit to Zimbabwe from India where he had gone for treatment. Zimbabwe has lost a gallant hero of the liberation struggle and fight for Democracy along with freedom for the oppressed Ndebele people with the death of Dumiso Dabengwa. The former Zapu Intelligence Supremo, Dumiso Dabengwa has regularly been in South Africa since 2018 undergoing treatment, and…

MDC BULAWAYO FORCES MDC leader Nelson Chamisa to reconvene the Bulawayo congress to elect the structure’s leadership.

Posted on May 23, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

According to disgruntled Bulawayo province members, the MDC leader Nelson Chamisa presided over a “chaotic” provincial congress in Bulawayo where some MDC party members accuse Chamisa of manipulating the process to favour some candidates on the grounds of ethnicity. “The national council met on Monday and received the recommendations of the appeals committee that the congress should be done afresh and those recommendations were adopted,” said a source. The national congress, Bulawayo province is then…

MINISTER OF agriculture, water, climate and rural resettlement Shiri has dissolved the Cold Storage Commission Board with immediate effect

Posted on May 22, 2019May 22, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

ZIMBABWE’S MINISTER OF LANDS, agriculture, water, climate and rural resettlement RTD Air Marshal Perence Shiri has dissolved the Cold Storage Commission Board with immediate effect. This development comes soon after Zimbabwe’s cabinet recently announced that they had found an investor from Britain willing to invest on the CSC venture.It didnt take more than a few daysbfore the British company who allegedly was due to invest £130 million, into the CSC venture, was outed as a…

WHEN A THIEF STEALS FROM A THIEF, is it a crime or simply redistribution of looted wealth ,..DISCUSS!

Posted on May 22, 2019May 22, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

WHEN A THIEF STEALS FROM A THIEF, is it a crime or simply redistribution of looted wealth,..DISCUSS!Three men, two drivers and a suspected buyer are in police custody for habitually stealing Zimbabwe’s president Emmerson Mangagwa’s maize deliveries to the Grain Marketing Board depot in Chegutu. The three culprits are drivers Sebastian Mharadze (66) , Christopher Tirivavi (66) and their suspected buyer Shepherd Chirenga (43) who diverted route on their way to the GMB Chegutu Depot…

Commuter stranded as Bulawayo Kombis withdraw in protest against fuel price hikes and unfair competition from government Zupco buses

Posted on May 22, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

. According to the MDC National Spokesperson MDC Jacob Mafume, Zimbabwe’s fuel price increaseis bound to drive inflation out of control as it already is the second highest in the world, actually worse than war torn countries like Somalia and Afghanistan. The MDC says the fuel industry is in chaos because of the militarised Mnangagwa Zanu pf regime deliberate protection of cartel interests along with government propaganda surrounding ZUPCO buses which at present are not…

COMMUTERS stranded as Bulawayo kombis withdraw service in protest against fuel price hikes and unfair competition from government Zupco buses.

Posted on May 22, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

Public transporters in Bulawayo have withdrawn kombis from the road in protests against fuel price hikes and what they termed unfair competition from government Zupco buses.According to a statement attributed to the three biggest transport associations in the city, the business is no longer economically viable. Thousands of commutters city-wide were this morning stranded as only a handful of kombis are on the road. “As BUPTA, Tshova Mubaiwa and BCT, we have unanimously agreed on…

WAKE UP ZIMBABWE, no one will come to your rescue,-liberate yourselves by making the nation ungovernable

Posted on May 22, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has implemented fuel price adjustments as from today , meaning that diesel and petrol will now cost RTGS$4.89 and RTGS$4.97 respectively, based on the US$1:RTGS$4.6125 exchange rate. At this very moment we are faced with daily increasing fuel prices and an ever present threat of civil unrest across Zimbabwe as any one in their right frame of mind would realise that a rise in fuel prices means a rise in inflation,…

BULAWAYO Galen House Medical centre founder, former Bulawayo councillor, Dr G. Ferguson, (89) died at Mater Dei Hospital on Monday

Posted on May 22, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

BULAWAYO GALEN HOUSE MEDICAL CENTER founder, former Bulawayo City councillor, Dr Garry Ferguson, has died.Dr Ferguson (89) died at Mater Dei Hospital on Monday evening from an undisclosed ailment. He was born on June 11, 1929 and was a certified Family Physician and Director at Galen House from 1957. Dr Ferguson only retired last year after serving the Bulawayo community for 61 years. A family friend and colleague, Dr Chad Tarumbwa, said the late Dr…

MDC NATIONAL EXECUTIVE, upholds the appeals against Bulawayo and Mashonaland Central provincial congresses.

Posted on May 22, 2019 by newzimbabwevision

In a ruling that has been received with pomp and fun-fare by thousands who supported the petitions, the NEC found that the two provincial congresses did not meet the minimum requirements of a democratic provincial congress as provided for in the party constitution. Given that a verdict on the issues was arrived at just five days before Congress, the NEC ruled that with respect to the two provinces;1) All persons who contested for PEC positions…

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