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Fines For Most Road TrafficOffences Generally Raised From US$20 To Average US$100 Each In Zimbabwe.

Posted on November 27, 2015 by newzimbabwevision

In a nation that is faced with high numbers of road accidents and deaths on the lawless traffic jungle, mainly fuelled by corrupt traffic police who make a killing from bribes, non road worthy vehicles, unlicenced and dangerous drivers and greedy , heartless public transport operators who all operate in a Zanu PF created entropy, traffic fines for most offences have been dramatically raised. In the new budget delivered by Mugabe’s Zanu PF regime, it…

Give Us Money, To Clear Debt Catch Up With Rest Of Globe’-Chinamasa To World Bank

Posted on August 30, 2015August 30, 2015 by newzimbabwevision

Finance and Economic Development minister Patrick Chinamasa has pleaded for a cash bailout from the World Bank to enable Harare to clear its debts and catch up with the rest of the world.Zimbabwe has an external debt of over $8,4 billion which has hamstrung the country from accessing lines of credit from multilateral and bilateral financial institutions. Speaking at the opening ceremony of new World Bank offices in Harare on Wednesday, Chinamasa said the relocation…

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

Posted on August 16, 2015 by newzimbabwevision

“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…

Welcome To Zimbabwes, ‘Grinding Poverty& Despair; Your Blind Loyalty To A Tyrant, Helped Create It!

Posted on August 12, 2015August 12, 2015 by newzimbabwevision

“President Robert Mugabe yesterday delivered one of his shortest speeches in his political career at the National Sport Day to commemorate the Defences Forces Day,” reported Bulawayo 24. The speech lasted 25 minutes; that is news! Mugabe applauded the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) for standing resolute against the proponents of regime change agenda. Well that explains why his speech was unusually short; he did not want to give too much away. He has a big thank…