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… as options narrow DEPUTY Prime Minister (DPM) Arthur Mutambara is keeping the nation guessing with regards to his options and future in politics as the curtains is about to come down on the drama-filled life of the inclusive government, The Financial Gazette can report.Weekend reports had suggested that Mutambara…
Litmus test for SADC WAR drums are getting louder countrywide as a defiant ZANU-PF ups the tempo in disregard of the Global Political Agreement (GPA) that gave way to the inclusive government.Information made available to The Financial Gazette this week ahead of the meeting of the party’s supreme decision-making body…
BULAWAYO — The country’s major political players are descending on the second city ahead of elections in desperate attempts to swing the pendulum in their favour in the wake of discontent among residents over the performance of the inclusive government.Bulawayo has been a stronghold for Prime Minister (PM) Morgan Tsvangirai’s…
ZIMBABWE should brace itself for funding with strings attached from either the Southern African Development Community (SADC) or the United Nations as the country’s coffers are virtually empty.As the country moves towards fresh voting, government has learnt the hard way after failing to raise poll funds at this late hour.With…
A HIGH-LEVEL delegation from the Zimbabwe Power Company and the Ministry of Energy and Power Development is set to travel to China this week, to sign a contract for the refurbishment of the Hwange Thermal Power Station, as the country moves to boost power supplies.Elton Mangoma, the Minister of Energy…
TREASURY has come to the rescue of Zimbabwe’s embattled taxpayer by blocking exit packages that were surreptitiously suggested by ministers in the bloated coalition government, as the tumultuous life of the inclusive government nears its end, The Financial Gazette can report.With the unity government between ZANU-PF and two formations of…
THE Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T)’s primary elections across the country have so far left 15 legislators facing the chop while more are expected to fall by the wayside against the backdrop of discontent over the performance of some sitting Members of Parliament.Some legislators in Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s party…
WHEN Zimbabwe’s Supreme Court reserved judgment last week on an application to compel President Robert Mugabe to announce an election date before the current Seventh Parliament expires on June 29, it was not surprising.Why? A constitutional crisis that is very likely at this point in time must be avoided at…
