MDC Alliance vice president Tendai Biti has blasted President Emmerson Mnangagwa after President Cyril Ramaphosa’s envoys failed to meet with members of the opposition despite an earlier commitment to seek their views on the current political situation in the country. Speaking following the ‘snub’, Biti said
MUTARE- Transparency and accountability will be at the death bed if the Mines Affairs Board composition is not regularized to include miners, civic society and stakeholders, as powers will be vested in the ministry. Speaking during a Mining Policy Dialogue on the impending Mines and Mineral
MUTARE- City fathers appeal to central government to consider including them in the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) foreign currency auctions, to bid under lower thresholds, to solve their liquidity challenges. Mutare Mayor Blessing Tandi made this appeal while addressing a virtual Mutasa South constituency Indaba
MUTARE- Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda has chided the Ministry of Mines for its continued reliance on old topographical maps when an investment of US$20 million could cover comprehensive exploration. Mudenda says Zimbabwe should domesticate the African Mining Vision, a pan African blueprint which guidance on
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South Africa's ruling African National Congress has admitted that there is a political crisis in Zimbabwe, marking a departure from the 'quite diplomacy' popularised during former President Thabo Mbeki's reign. ANC Secretary for International Relations, Lindiwe Zulu said if they are to help the situation, they
In the latest developments at the second largest mobile network operator NetOne, the High Court Judge, Justice Webster Chinamora reserved ruling in the case in which its Chief Executive Lazarus Muchenje was challenging the board decision to fire him on three months’ notice, hours after
MUTARE- Government critics, and natural resources experts say the new dispensation has gone the full circle of facilitating natural resources plunder by foreigners, rubbishing the return of Chinese firm to mine diamonds as retrogressive. This follows the official return of Anjin Diamond Company to Chiadzwa after
President Emmerson Mnangagwa Monday called for peace in the country after weeks of high political and social tensions which has seen the government coming in hard on its critics and opposition leaders. More than two dozen people have been arrested and several others have been beaten
A new book set for launch today by the renowned preacher and author Batsirai Java of the Tabernacle of Grace church is set to raise eyebrows as it launches attacks on African Traditional Religion (ATR) which the author castigates as demonic and against God's values. The
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