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Govt snubs A2 farmers

It emerged this week the facility would only cater for smallholder farmers due to budgetary constraints as the coalition government battles to mobilise sufficient funding for the impending agricultural season.What it means is that A2 farmers will have to seek funding from the equally embattled banking sector, currently…

MDC-T MPs go on trial

Pishayi Muchauraya (Makoni South) is expected to stand before a Murambinda magistrate today while Douglas Mwonzora (Nyanga North) would be in the dock tomorrow at the Mutare Magistrates court for utterances deemed to be derogatory to the ZANU-PF leader under the country’s so-called insult laws.Muchauraya's charge stem from…

New law for State entities

The State Enterprises and Parastatals (SEPs) Bill will, among other things, include stringent measures for parastatal heads who fail to adhere to basic management principles.The proposed law comes after cabinet two weeks ago passed a resolution adopting a corporate governance policy for management at all SEPs.It also tasked…

Coup suspect set free

Mazivofa was arrested in May 2007 along with Albert Matapo, Nyasha Zivuku, Oncemore Mud-zurahona, Emmanuel Marara, Patson Mupfure and Shingirai Mutema-chena for allegedly trying to stage a coup to oust President Robert Muga-be. Information obtained by The Financial Gazette this week revealed that Mazivofa was set free three…

MPs want Chombo’s wings clipped

In a 35-page report presented in Parliament on Tuesday, the Local Government, Urban and Rural Development Parliamentary Portfolio Committee described Chombo’s powers as supreme and absolute thereby contributing to the deterioration in service delivery. The committee, which comprises legislators from ZANU-PF and the two formations of the Movement…

PM defies police

On Tuesday, the premier resumed his unsanctioned consultative process as directed by his party’s national executive council two weeks ago by proceeding to hold a meeting at Cyril Jennings Hall in Highfield despite police outlawing the public gathering.At the meeting, the MDC-T president, who will square up against…

Commonwealth throws Zim lifeline

The Financial Gazette can exclusively reveal that the Commo-nwealth has been hard at work on what it terms a “Special Programme for Zimbabwe” since mid last year despite President Robert Mugabe severing ties with the former British Empire after threats to suspend the country over alleged gross human…