‘Zim People First (ZimPF) sacks ex Infor dep minister, Matonga for spying for the military and Zanu Pf Lacoste faction’

‘Zim People First (ZimPF) sacks ex Infor dep minister, Matonga for spying for the military and Zanu Pf Lacoste faction’

‘ OPPOSITION Zimbabwe People First (ZimPF) leader Joice Mujuru has reportedly sanctioned the sacking of former Information deputy minister, Bright Matonga from the party, NewsDay has learnt.Informed sources told this paper that Matonga was expelled a few weeks ago on charges of spying. “Matonga was expelled a few weeks ago after being accused of being a spy for the military and especially for a faction of Zanu PF associated with Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa,” a ZimPF…

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‘Bond notes are toilet paper, illegal, and Zimbabweans risk losing their investments’-Zimbabwe People First president Joice Mujuru

Zimbabwe People First president Joice Mujuru on Saturday told her party supporters that bond notes are illegal. She warned that Zimbabweans risk losing their investments as bond notes are “toilet paper”.   The bond notes are due to be introduced in October. “They are telling us that the bond notes are supported by $200 million facility.”Has USA given you the go ahead to print the bond notes? “Its illegal” she said in Bindura.   “You…

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‘Mugabe’s Use Of Inflammatory & Hate Language, Genocidal Talk, And Reference To Dungeons And Mice Are Chilling’-(ZimPF) – Joice Mujuru

‘Mugabe’s Use Of Inflammatory & Hate Language, Genocidal Talk, And Reference To Dungeons  And Mice Are Chilling’-(ZimPF) – Joice Mujuru

  Zimbabwe People First (ZimPF) leader Joice Mujuru says she is perplexed by President Robert Mugabe’s continued use of inflammatory and hate language. In a statement yesterday, Mujuru’s party said Mugabe’s reference to dungeons and mice as well as his genocidal talk was chilling and worrying. “We are shocked as ZimPF by President Robert Mugabe’s rants against political opponents, especially his revelation that he used to throw political opponents from within his then Zanu into…

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