Zanu-PF UK Describe Land Barons As Counter Revolutionary

Zanu-PF UK Describe Land Barons As Counter Revolutionary

Zanu-PF United Kingdom Chapter has described the land barons who have caused quite a number of Zimbabweans to lose their property worthy large sums of money after selling to them land owned by the urban councils, as counter revolutionary. “Land barons are counter-revolutionaries,” the chapter. “Most of the economic problems in the country were because some third parties were not happy with the Land Reform. To now have some land barons in this very contentious…

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Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) To Recruit More Police Officers

Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP)  To Recruit More Police Officers

The Zimbabwe Republic Police is set to recruit more officers to enable it provide an effective service to the public. Speaking at the launch of the Client Service Charter in Harare recently, Police Commissioner-General Augustine Chihuri said the force was working to create a crime-free society. “We wish to increase the number of police persons so that everyone in any corner of Zimbabwe will not spend two hours trying to find a policeman and fail…

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‘Zanu PF UK Chapter Consols Workers Who Lost Their Jobs’: Supreme Court Ruling

‘Zanu PF UK Chapter Consols Workers Who Lost Their Jobs’: Supreme Court Ruling

Zanu PF United Kingdom Chapter has consoled the over 20 000 workers who lost their jobs after the Supreme Court of July 17 ruled in favour of Zuva Petroleum granting the company permission to fire workers at three months notice. In its FaceBook post the Zanu PF UK said workers take heart.  “The Labour Amendment bill which was gazetted on Friday obligates the employer who heartlessly threw you on the street without even the 3…

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‘Opposition Linked Civil Servants To Be Targeted First In Planned Massive Zimbabwe Gvt Labour Cut’

‘Opposition Linked  Civil Servants To Be Targeted First In Planned Massive Zimbabwe Gvt Labour Cut’

Rumours running around in Zimbabwe are that civil servants suspected to be linked to the opposition parties will be targeted first in the planned massive government labour cut. Very reliable sources with the civil service restructuring exercise have revealed to media that Zanu-PF linked heads of department have been secretly ordered to fish out all government employees with known links to the oppositions. The directive which is said to be uncompromising to the heads of…

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‘Tazzen Mandizvidza , Co-accused In US$6 million Fraud, Now ‘ZBC Head-News & Current Affairs ‘

‘Tazzen Mandizvidza , Co-accused In US$6 million Fraud, Now ‘ZBC Head-News & Current Affairs ‘

THE state-run Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) has exposed as disingenuous claims by the Zanu PF government that it is committed to fighting corruption. The ZBC, which fired 300 workers last week, has announced that Tazzen Mandizvidza is now in charge of news and current affairs at the public broadcaster. Mandizvidza was one of the senior executives suspended over allegations they looted the financially crippled broadcaster of more than US$6 million. Others included then CEO Happison…

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‘Daring Robbers Break In And Steal From Harare Rotten Row Magistrates Courts’

‘Daring Robbers Break In And Steal From Harare Rotten Row Magistrates Courts’

SUSPECTED robbers broke into the Harare Magistrates Courts on Thursday night and stole a laptop and a printer valued at $1,500 from regional magistrate’s office. In an interview, chief magistrate, Mishrod Guvamombe, confirmed the incident but could not give detailed information as investigations were still ongoing. Guvamombe said they only managed to identify how the thieves got inside the building but were yet to ascertain if anything else was missing. “Yes, there was a break…

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Government Presses For Repatriation Of First Chimurenga (1893-1896) Heroes Skulls From Britain

Government Presses For Repatriation Of First Chimurenga (1893-1896) Heroes Skulls From Britain

THE government is “frantically working” to repatriate from Britain skulls of indigenous people killed in a 1890s anti-colonialism war, said a Cabinet minister. However, Robert Barrett, one of the country’s leading historians and archeologists, told the Telegraph that there was no proof that any skulls of Zimbabwe’s early liberation fighters ended up in the UK after they were executed during the first rebellion against British rule in 1896. Again, there are reportedly no qualified pathologists…

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‘Zimbabwe Foreign Missions , Surviving On Chicken Feet, Gizzards; No Salaries For 14 Months’

‘Zimbabwe Foreign Missions , Surviving On Chicken Feet, Gizzards; No Salaries For 14 Months’

“WE are surviving on chicken nzondora(feet) and zvikanganwa hama (gizzards), the situation is really bad,” a Zimbabwean diplomat said in an interview at the weekend as he outlined the increasingly dire situation at the country’s foreign missions. Frustration is said to be high in the service and morale rock bottom. President Robert Mugabe has spent millions travelling the globe so far this year, even as the government admits it is struggling for money as tax…

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‘Opposition And Civic Society Calls For Mass Protest Against Mugabe Misrule, Mounts’

‘Opposition And Civic Society Calls For Mass Protest Against Mugabe Misrule, Mounts’

Calls for mass protests against President Robert Mugabe and his Zanu-PF government over country’s misrule are mounting with political parties and individual members of the society indicating that it was the only option that came solve the economic crisis which has stayed for so long in the country. Chalton Hwende said he  think it’s high time people could lead the toiling masses in massive street protests and demonstrations until Mugabe and his cabal are gone….

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Zimbabwe’s President Mugabe Hands Over SADC Chairmanship To Botswana President Ian Khama

Zimbabwe’s President  Mugabe Hands Over SADC Chairmanship To Botswana  President Ian Khama

President Robert Mugabe on Saturday stepped down as the chairman of the Southern Africa Development Community to hand over the reigns to Botswana President Seretse Khama Ian Khama. Out going SADC council of ministers chairperson Simbarashe Mumbengegwi said the regional body should remain united and build on past achievements. Mumbengegwi, who is also Zimbabwean Minister of Foreign Affairs, said the regional body had performed well and met most of its objectives. Mumbengegwi said it was…

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