President Emmerson Mnangagwa might have missed a golden opportunity to re-engage with the international community and take Zimbabwe out of the murky waters had he stuck to his promises prior to his election, an investment expert has said. Mnangagwa who came to power in November 2017,
When the Robert Gabriel Mugabe regime was toppled in a military coup in November 2017, most people believed that his successor's much touted 'new dispensation' would do away with excuses for the government's failures in running the country. Although, others - such as myself - had
Gokwe-Nembudziya Member of Parliament, Justice Mayor Wadyajena has made startling revelations that the plot to impeach President Emmerson Mnangagwa foiled due to the lack of numbers. Posting on Twitter this morning, Wadyajena said the plotters threatened to kill him and harm his family for betraying their plan
Zimbabwe’s economic crisis reaches a new crescendo this week with fuel shortage countrywide leaving commuters at the mess of transport hiked fares pegged at $2 for a single trip among other difficulties with the Apex Council writing to the government yesterday notifying the employer of
Professor Mthuli NCUBE is a financial, economics, investment, and public policy expert. He has vast experience and worked in the private sector, public sector, academia, and international financial institutions. He is a citizen of Zimbabwe. Professor Ncube currently divides his time between the private sector in
Speaking to CNN’s Richard Quest at the World Economic Forum in Davos Switzerland, Mnangagwa declared that he will uphold the constitution and said that he will not campaign for same-sex rights but those
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's trip to Davos, Switzerland for the World Economic Forum and his remarks on the gukurahundi atrocities have received mixed feelings from people who hailed his approach to economic development while calling for closure on the hotly contested Matebeleland disturbances. In an interview with
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