newzimbabwevision is reliably informed that ever since Zimbabwe Mining Development Cooperation (ZMDC) took over Lynx Mine in Karoi using the 51% share ownership laws, in 2016, employees have not been paid

newzimbabwevision is reliably informed that ever since Zimbabwe Mining Development Cooperation (ZMDC) took over Lynx Mine in Karoi using the 51% share ownership laws, in 2016, employees have not been paid

newzimbabwevision is reliably informed that ever since Zimbabwe Mining Development Cooperation (ZMDC) took over Lynx Mine in Karoi which used to be owned by a German company using the 51% share ownership laws, in 2016, employees have not been paid even though the mine is producing graphite and exporting it continuously.   Yesterday when our contacts in Karoi went to the mine to conduct investigations on the unfolding drama, they were informed that workers are…

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INFORMATION IS POWER!-please join newzimbabwevision media platforms for regular updates, inclusive debate that has respect for all. All budding writers are welcome to send, original News articles,

INFORMATION IS POWER!-please join newzimbabwevision media platforms for regular updates, inclusive debate that has respect for all. All budding writers are welcome to send, original News articles,

INFORMATION IS POWER!-please join newzimbabwevision media platforms for regular updates, inclusive debate that has respect for all. All budding writers are welcome to send, original News articles, covering, religion, business, celebrities, fashion, politics, sport, girl child, good governance, democracy, equality, service delivery, health, education, housing, transport and other issues directly affecting the ordinary street person, to us, so we can publish them for you on our site for global readership. All articles must be original, writers…

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Warriors forward Tendai Ndoro has signed a two year contract with ABSA Premiership outfit Ajax Cape Town.

Warriors forward Tendai Ndoro has signed a two year contract with ABSA Premiership outfit Ajax Cape Town.

Warriors forward Tendai Ndoro has signed a two year contract with ABSA Premiership outfit Ajax Cape Town.   Ndoro left the ABSA Premiership on August 24, to join Saudi Arabian side Al-Faisaly but the Zimbabwean has made a dramatic return to South Africa less than five months after moving to the Middle East.   The Zimbabwe international committed his services to the club for the next two seasons after successfully passing his medical.   Ndoro…

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Cairo Criminal Court convicted former president Mohamed Morsi of defaming the judiciary in a speech he made while in office “with the aim of spreading hate,” and sentenced him and 19 others to three years in prison

Cairo Criminal Court convicted  former president Mohamed Morsi of defaming the judiciary in a speech he made while in office “with the aim of spreading hate,”  and sentenced him and 19 others to three years in prison

An Egyptian court has sentenced former president Mohamed Morsi and 19 others to three years in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary. Morsi, democratically elected after Egypt’s 2011 revolution, was deposed following mass protests and a military coup in July 2013. He served just one year of a four-year term, while the organisation to which he belonged, the Muslim Brotherhood, has since been outlawed. A government crackdown on the movement, as well as other…

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South African Premiership side Polokwane City have signed Caps United forward Dominic Chungwa Dominic on a three-year contract

South African Premiership side Polokwane City have signed  Caps United forward  Dominic Chungwa Dominic on a three-year contract

CAPS United forward Dominic Chungwa has signed for South African Premiership side Polokwane City, as he starts to reap the rewards of his splendid campaign last season.   Chungwa netted a staggering 17 goals in a season he spent the better part on the sidelines due to injuries, to win the Golden Boot Award, as well as being voted one of the 11 Soccer Stars of the Year finalists.   The 31-year-old’s contract with the…

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PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA places the Civil Service Commission (CSC) under the Office of President and Cabinet (OPC), clearly a move calculated at directly spying on public sector unions and undermining collective bargaining principles

PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA places the Civil Service Commission (CSC) under the Office of President and Cabinet (OPC), clearly a move calculated at directly spying on public sector unions and undermining collective bargaining principles

PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA places the Civil Service Commission (CSC) under the Office of President and Cabinet (OPC), clearly a move calculated at directly spying on public sector unions and undermining collective bargaining principles in an ideal democratic situation, by militarising everything which started off with the cabinet. It will take many Zimbabweans long to realise by removing Mugabe and replacing him with Mnangagwa, they have effectively signed their own death warrants,..no change! Where in this world…

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HOW MATEBELELAND LEADERS HAVE SOLD OUT not just Matebeleland but the whole of Zimbabwe, by settling with Mugabe for personal not national interests!

HOW MATEBELELAND LEADERS HAVE SOLD OUT not just Matebeleland but the whole of Zimbabwe, by settling with Mugabe for personal not national interests!

Is it just me or does everyone else see the picture that is building up here? First and fore most, Lobengula reportedly traded Zimbabwe’s land and minerals for a bag of sugar with colonialist Cecil John Rhodes and since then, apart from Matebele wars, gukurahundi and other issues relating to Matebeleland wrong turns in decision making, have not only cost Matebeland but the nation as a whole Remember Zapu was formed by Joshua Nkomo in…

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One of the Grace Mugabe G40 camp members, long term Rainbow 5 star hotel resident Phelekezela Mphoko is reportedly demanding an exit package after seeing the gazetted luxurious packages on offer.

One of the Grace Mugabe G40 camp members, long term Rainbow 5 star hotel resident Phelekezela Mphoko is reportedly demanding an exit package after seeing the gazetted luxurious packages on offer.

Mphoko is Zimbabwe’s former deputy president who spent a year on tax payers revenue living in the five star Harare Rainbow hotel, turning down various government housing offers in luxurious properties because they were not ‘posh’ enough, is now joining the Mnangagwa Zanu pf stalwarts criminal band wagon by demanding an exit package after President Mnangagwa legitimised all Zanu pf crime and corruption by gazetting ridiculously filthy rich exit packages for the looters.   ‘Mboko’…

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HARARE TAP WATER CONTAMINATED WITH ‘SEWAGE’ mayor Manyenyeni warns residents to water from their taps at their own risk

HARARE TAP WATER CONTAMINATED WITH ‘SEWAGE’ mayor Manyenyeni warns residents to water from their taps at their own risk

HARARE mayor Councillor Bernard Manyenyeni has warned residents to consume or use the water from their taps at their own risk as council tap water, is partially treated because council has failed to secure adequate chemicals required in water purification due to lack of foreign currency,which is why residents are receiving dirty water in taps.   Harare council is short of main chemicals aluminium sulphate, sulphuric acid, HTH chlorine and activated carbon used to ensure…

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A kombi was yesterday involved in a crash that left 7 including 2 pedestrians injured along Bulawayos Masiyephambili Drive

A kombi was yesterday involved in a crash that left 7 including 2 pedestrians injured along Bulawayos Masiyephambili Drive

A kombi (R), pictured below was yesterday involved in a crash that left seven people including two pedestrians injured. The kombi was racing a Toyota quantum, when the driver realised too late that the kombi in front was stationery. He slammed into the rear of the kombi in front and both vehicles plunged into a storm drain, injuring seven people including two pedestrians and two children. Sibusiso Ngwenya More news to follow. Source Chronicle

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