“Unless if we want to annex a neighbouring country and administer its oceans, then what are we doing there. Maybe, Mugabe got confused when he officially opened Tokwe Mukosi Dam. He probably thought that Zimbabwe had built an ocean against the wishes of the imperialists,"
“We are now working of downsizing farms which are not being fully utilised, to give others who don’t have land but want to embark on farming. So those with bigger farms will have them downsized,” he said.
President Robert Mugabe yesterday warned local contractors against doing sub-standard work on the dualisation of the Harare-Beitbridge highway. Mugabe was speaking at Chaka growth point in Chirumhanzu, where he commissioned the dualisation of the $948 million highway where it is projected that 40% of the work
FIVE Harare residents who allegedly protested against the introduction of bond notes are currently undergoing trial after they were accused of destroying property during a demonstration held in the capital city last year. The five namely Costa Zvokusekwa, Pfungwa Gunda, Freddy Muchavanhuwa, Tendai Marimo and Rodrick
President Robert Mugabe has lauded former Chief Justice, Godfrey Chidyausiku for his role in championing the controversial land reform program which violently displaced former white commercial farmers from their farms. Officiating at Chidyausiku's burial at the National Heroes Acre in Harare on Saturday, President Mugabe said
President Robert Mugabe is set to officiate at the ground breaking ceremony of the long awaited dualisation of Beitbridge-Chirundu highway. The ground breaking which had earlier been set for the 2nd of May was postponed to the 18th due to reasons not yet known to 263Chat. Addressing
As the continuing denouncing of the Constitution Amendment Bill No. 1 proposed by government through the Ministry of Justice on the appointment of Chief Justice gathers momentum, Abammeli Human Rights Lawyers Network (AHRLN) working with the Public Policy Research Institute of Zimbabwe are mobilising signatures
Pressure group, Zimbabwe Yadzoka/Mayibuye iZimbabwe has launched a door to door campaign to mobilize citizens to register and vote in the upcoming watershed 2018 elections. The campaign was launched in Mutare, Manicaland province on Monday. Zimbabwe Yadzoka/Mayibuye iZimbabwe leader, Dr. Victor Chimhutu said that after the Mutare
Zimbabwe’s leading cement manufacturing company PPC Zimbabwe has decried high operating costs that render their products uncompetitive on the regional market, calling for government intervention and save the situation. Addressing journalist after the commissioning of PPC Zimbabwe Harare manufacturing plant by President Robert Mugabe on Thursday,
Human rights activist and fierce Mugabe critic, Linda Masarira has been ordered to perform community service at Marlborough clinic after being found guilty of obstruction of free movement of traffic and pedestrians. In passing sentence, Mbare Magistrate, Stanford Mambanje slapped Masarira with an 18 month imprisonment
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