April 27, 2024
CHIREDZI –A bitter power struggle is rocking the Zimbabwe Sugar Milling Industry Workers Union (ZISMIWU) after a vote of no confidence was passed on the union's president. There is an attempt by some local war veterans to oust Admore Hwarare, ZISMIWU president, and replacing him with an interim…
BULAWAYO’S Minister of State for Provincial Affairs, Eunice Nomthandazo Sandi-Moyo (EM) has a daunting task ahead of her as she is working in a province where ZANU-PF did not win a single seat in the July harmonised elections. The Financial Gazette’s Mandla Tshuma (MT) caught up with Sandi-Moyo…
AN executive with power utility, ZESA Holdings, is embroiled in a multi-million dollar scandal in which he allegedly authorised a company called Revma to supply a prepaid billing platform and meters without going to tender. (more…)
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MORGAN Tsvangirai, leader of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) is not taking the challenge to his leadership of the party lying down. Instead, he is fighting to the bitter end. In the coming weeks, he is set to embark on a whirlwind tour of the country’s 10 political…
MASVINGO — A major disease outbreak looms at Chingwizi camp in Nuanetsi Range where Tokwe-Mukosi flood survivors have been resettled. Over-crowded and facing water shortages the flood survivors have resorted to using the bush to relieve themselves as there are few makeshift toilets. And the few that are…
AS the salary gate scandal unfolds, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) alleges that corruption, as well as other vices are part of ZANU-PF’s DNA. To ascertain what role the MDC-T played or did not play in enabling or disabling the State-owned-enterprises with the rot, the Financial Gazette…
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe might have acted contrary to the Constitution when he amended several laws using Presidential Powers, which could render them null and void. (more…)
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ZIMBABWE’S foreign and domestic debt will continue to undermine the country’s creditworthiness and compromise its ability to secure new funding, analysts have warned. (more…)
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THE kitchen could be getting too hot for Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa who, despite the declining revenue trickling into government’s coffers, must urgently look for cash to fund civil servants’ salary increases while at the same time keeping the administration’s programmes running or risk falling out with President…
MOVEMENT for Democratic Change (MDC) leader Welshman Ncube has finally come out of his shell following his party’s energy-sapping defeat in last year’s general polls by holding crucial party meetings, signalling his re-entry into the political fray. (more…)
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