Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) Secretary General Raymond Majongwe has dismissed claims by the government that a third had hand is influencing civil servants to make untenable demands charging that there is nothing political about the mulled national strike by the teachers.
The opposition MDC deputy chairperson Tendai Biti has reiterated calls for a dialogue with President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government amid economic turmoil Zimbabwe has witnessed post July 2018 disputed elections.
Following the seemingly unending impasse between government and striking junior doctors over an array of grievances including salary hikes among others, senior doctors have joined the fray and have downed tools in solidarity with their counterparts. In a letter to the Clinical Director of United Bulawayo
The impasse between Minister of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Monica Mutsvangwa and her deputy Energy Mutodi rages on with latter this afternoon revealing that his senior wants him expelled from the ministry and replaced with his boss’s unnamed loyalist.
Recently, the United States administration challenged President Emmerson Mnangagwa to deal with his government’s economic mismanagement rather than blame the current economic mess on sanctions the global powerhouse imposed on Zimbabwe.
Busha said ever since Mnangagwa came into power in August, there has not been any change as millions of people continue wallowing and languishing in abject poverty.
Former Education Minister, David Coltart has expressed shock and disappointment over the findings of the August 1 Commission of Inquiry which fingered the army and police as being responsible for the death of six civilians and injury of 35 others. The 113-page report says the deaths
Following the release of the Motlanthe Commission report by President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday with the military and the police found responsible for the deaths of six and injuring 35 unarmed civilians, lawyers, activists and the public have demanded an apology from Mnangagwa who is the
The Commission of Inquiry into the 1st of August 2018 post-election violence nailed the military and the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) responsible for the death of six civilians and 35 people injured on the fateful day.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is set to restructure his cabinet barely four months after the second republic new ministers were sworn in, a team that has been widley believed to have the potential to bring a turnaround to the economy, 263Chat can report.
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