Presidential Spokesperson and Deputy Chief Secretary George Charamba has dismissed as false a government announcement that tinted windows on private vehicles had been outlawed. The announcement had earlier been made by Permanent Secretary for Presidential Affairs and Devolution, Tafadzwa Muguti who said the State was moving
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has disapproved the widely condemned statue of the first chimurenga heroine Mbuya Nehanda due its youthfulness which did not depict her true physical appearance. Local artist David Mutasa had been tasked with the production of the bronze statue which will be mounted at
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's spokesperson George Charamba Wednesday declared that Zimbabwe is better than SADC countries and could soon be better than South Africa, development-wise. Charamba was responding to Lindiwe Zulu, Chairperson of the ANC’s international relations committee who was quoted in today’s press as calling for
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa yesterday said his party supports the proposed July 31 demonstration which is being spearheaded by Transform Zimbabwe (T.Z) leader, Jacob Ngarivhume. The demonstration, amongst other things, seeks to call out President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government on its misgivings since the 2018 elections
Zimbabwe has gone for more than a week without recording new COVID-19 cases as the country has intensified the containment of the spread of the virus which has reached four million cases worldwide. The country partially returned to normalcy after President Emmerson Mnangagwa eased lockdown restrictions
Ncube who attended last week’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, told reporters during yesterday’s post-cabinet briefing that potential investors were aware that the situation in Zimbabwe is temporary hence they are committed to investments.
During the week-long violent protests which left more than a dozen people dead, the government forced internet service providers to shut down the internet and in an effort to curb the spread of army heavy-handedness on civilians.
Presidential Spokesperson, George Charamba Wednesday morning took a swipe at MDC leader Nelson Chamisa, alleging that the opposition leader is In need of a purported national dialogue more than the government does.
It his 2018 election manifesto, Mnangagwa promised to “reopen Zimbabwe for global business while protecting the national interest and security but mending strained international relations, strengthening existing and creating new friendships.
When it comes to national dialogue, that a necessary accompaniment in any democratic system but if its dialogue that is predicated on violence on causation, that will not fly.
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