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Anti-Mahachi hunger strike to resume

MUNICIPAL activist, Philosophy Nyapfumbi, who staged a week-long hunger strike against the City of Harare Town Clerk, Tendai Mahachi last month, says he would resume the strike tomorrow if Harare mayor, Bernard Manyenyeni fails to provide a favourable response that addresses the plight of residents in a crunch…

Firebrand MPs shake Parly

CONTRARY to the widely held belief that the august House opened by President Robert Mugabe in September last year would turn out to be a damp squib, after the ruling ZANU-PF raked in a majority of seats in the National Assembly, the eighth Parliament is so far showing…

Corruption the bane of Zim’s future

PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe recently revealed that a Cabinet minister and a legislator had recently demanded a bribe from a foreign investor and vowed that heads would roll over the latest graft charges. The President’s revelation comes after he made a similar damning charge at ZANU-PF’s December 2012 national…

Scam fears in community trusts

DISCLOSURES by diamond firms operating in Marange that they were not aware of the existence of the Marange-Zimunya Community Share Ownership Trust point to the possibility of a wider scam on the indigenisation crusade, critics have warned. Government established a number of community share ownership schemes across the…

Kasukuwere admits bungling

ENVIRONMENT, Water and Climate Change Minister Saviour Kasukuwere has admitted that government bungled in its handling of the Tokwe Murkosi flooding disaster, revealing that engineers had also not foreseen such a catastrophe. Kasukuwere told Senators last week that authorities failed in their planning and that engineers had not…

Speaker of Parly torches storm

JACOB Mudenda, the Speaker of the National Assembly, made a ruling last week that has far reaching consequences on freedom of speech during parliamentary debates. A former chairman of the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission, Mudenda has threatened to lift the immunity enjoyed by Members of Parliament in certain circumstances.…

Has Tsvangirai become desperate?

MORGAN Tsvangirai, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) leader, recently extended an olive branch to former allies who abandoned him to pursue other projects, but the biggest question being asked is whether this would make any difference at all to the former trade unionist’s fading political star. At…