Minister of Finance and Economic Planning, Patrick Chinamasa has taken Mnangagwa praise singing to a new low after going out of his way to clear the air on Mnangagwa's totem saying Lacoste is not his totem but a nickname given to him for leading a 'crocodile
While in the middle of blasting the failures of the MDC-T led council, the crowd interjected and called on the VP to address the "real issues" which included cash shortages and the escalating numbers of land barons.
The ruling government, in its manifesto, pledged 1.5 million housing units in the next five years once elected into office.
The former President Robert Mugabe backed National Patriotic Front (NPF) has accused Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor, Dr John Mangudya and Minister of Finance and Economic Planning, Patrick Chinamasa of operating a syndicate involved in looting of cash from banks for distribution to illegal forex
Government last week resolved to establish a single board to take charge of the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) and its subsidiary companies including Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC), Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) and ZESA Enterprises. Minister of Finance and Economic Planning, Patrick Chinamasa
Government has said it will only recapitalize the serial loss making national airline, Air Zimbabwe when it proves a worthy investment, Minister of Finance and Economic Development Patrick Chinamasa has said. Chinamasa was speaking on Wednesday during the delivery ceremony of one of four Boeing 777s that
Doctors are reportedly to be receiving US$1.50 per hour and $300 per month, an amount which they are is petty and not worthy for what they do
Government has called for efficiency and integrity in public procurement so as to guarantee sound public service delivery and maintain citizen's trust in the public sector. Speaking at the third National Procurement conference held in the capital on Thursday, Finance and Economic Development minister, Patrick Chinamasa said
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has taken to social media to respond to concerns from the public regarding the recent dishing out of 226 cars to traditional chiefs by the government. Responding to a question posed by one Facebook user, George Chimutanga, who queried the decision to award
Government has dismissed claims that bond notes will soon be phased out, saying there are lot of fundamentals that need to be put in place before the country can do away with the surrogate currency, introduced in 2016 to contain a threatening cash crisis. This follows
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