The Walter Mzembi led new political outfit, the People’s Party (PP) is already courting trouble after another movement the Zimbabwe People's Party (ZPP) accused it of stealing their name, logo and letterhead concepts. The ZPP which was formed in June 2019 alleges that Mzembi did not
With Zimbabwe on the brink of a total economic collapse, calls for dialogue between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his opposite number, Nelson Chamisa widely viewed as a long term solution to the problems bedeviling the nation, have gathered momentum. Since the July 2018 general elections, the
Self-exiled former cabinet minister, Walter Mzembi has taken a swipe at both the ruling Zanu-PF and opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) for lacking sincerity to tackle the current economic challenges facing the country. Mzembi who is now based in South Africa penned a statement in
Let me state upfront that I am the least worried about a warrant of arrest at this stage, whatever prompts the State to behave in this manner.
Former Foreign Affairs Affairs Minister, Walter Mzembi, says he remains loyal to new President Emmerson Mnangagwa, despite being expelled from ZanuPF and subsequently being recalled from parliament. In a statement, Mzembi,who yesterday was recalled from parliament together with 10 other ZanuPF parliamentarians aligned to the G40
I’m aware that the issue of roadblocks has been raised by a number of tourists. As government, we are committed to the free movement of tourists and the need to ensure their safety.
As the United Nations World Tourism Organisation elections for the Secretary General Post draws closer, South Africa has thrown its weight behind the candidature of Zimbabwe's Tourism Minister, Walter Mzembi saying his election is an opportunity for Africa to address challenges affecting the sector. Speaking at
The Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Dr Walter Mzembi is leading a Zimbabwe delegation, comprising of 15 companies to the International Travel Bourse (ITB) to be held in Berlin, Germany. The expo which has attracted over 185 countries will run from 8 March to 12
[adrotate banner="8"] Tourism and Hospitality Minister, Dr Walter Mzembi is confident of landing the coveted United Nations World Tourism Organisation Secretary General’s post at the elections scheduled set for May in Madrid, Spain. Addressing journalists after receiving a $10 000 sponsorship package from NetOne, Mzembi said he
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