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Police exposed

Suspected ZANU-PF supporters have, in the past four weeks, been fingered in the assault and harassment of supporters of the MDC parties in Mutoko, Shangani and Masvingo.But information obtained this week suggested no arrests had been made in the three areas.Failure by the police to effect arrests particularly…

Election hurdles remain

The ZANU-PF leader was hauled to the High Court by Abednico Bhebhe (Nkayi South), Njabuliso Mguni (Lupane East) and Norman Mpofu (Bulilima East) this year, seeking an order compelling him to call for by-elections in their former respective constituencies.This was after the trio’s parliamentary membership was terminated following…

Legislators name, shame Ministers

The current Parliament has been criticised for underperforming due to failure by MPs to agitate for the implementation of the  government’s legislative agenda, top of the list being long-awaited media and electoral reforms.Critics say there has not been any urgency on the part of the lawmakers to implement…

Mangoma arrested

Four detectives from Zimbabwe Republic Police’s Law and Order Section based at Harare Central Police Station picked up the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) minister at his Chaminuka offices in Harare around 15:00hrs.Mangoma’s lawyers, Beatrice Mtetwa and Selby Hwacha confirmed the arrest and were making frantic efforts to…

Al-Shabaab terrorises Kwekwe

Al Shabaab is named after an Islamic terror group operating from strife-torn Somalia and is an off shoot of al-Qaeda — a global militant Islamist organisation founded by the late Osama bin Laden.In Arabic, Al Shabab means youths or boys.The Midlands-based terror group is the latest to be…

Mugabe desperate for legitimacy

The ZANU-PF leader’s last “victory” against Prime Minister (PM) Morgan Tsvangirai, who boycotted the June 2008 presidential run-off citing state sponsored violence against his supporters was deemed as not reflecting the will of the people by the African Union, the Southern African Development Community and the international community.…

Confusion mars conference preps

The Financial Gazette can reveal that the total number of invited delegates has been reduced to 1000 delegates from the 4000 who attended to first conference. From the 1000, civil society will contribute 574 delegates.It emerged this week that while the Minister of Constitutional and Parliamentary Affairs Eric…

Minister ridicules colleagues

This is the first time a minister has lashed out at colleagues for concerning themselves with their personal welfare at the expense of the majority.Misihairabwi-Mushonga made sensational claims to the effect that his colleagues in the unity government now live luxurious lives and have developed a taste for…

JOMIC secondments expose SADC

Recent revelations that two observers seconded to the body by SADC at the Luanda Summit in May are still to take up their positions six months down the line, have added to the criticism.Tanzanian, David Katye and Zambian, Colly Muunyu were tipped to start work at JOMIC offices…