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Endless woes in land sector

GOVERNMENT’S failure to finalise its land reforms has created uncertainty in the agricultural sector while exposing ZANU-PF’s policy shortcomings. In 2000, the former veterans of the liberation struggle that brought Zimbabwe’s independence in 1980 kick-started violent land seizures targeting minority whites, giving birth to the land reforms. Fifteen…

Expulsions loom in ZANU-PF

THE net is closing in on ZANU-PF officials suspected of corruption with party insiders saying those caught on the wrong side of the law would, apart from being prosecuted, lose both party and government positions, the Financial Gazette can report. This comes as State media reports suggest that a crack…

All eyes on Saviour

THE newly-appointed ZANU-PF secretary for the commissariat, Saviour Kasukuwere has an arduous task ahead of him in the New Year, as the ruling party faces the challenge of pulling itself together in the aftermath of a bloody congress held last December which claimed the scalps of several top…

Mnangagwa is finally Vice President

TEN years ago, Justice Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa’s elevation to the Vice Presidency of ZANU PF was scuttled at the last minute. ZANU PF introduced a new provision in its constitution that compelled the party to include a woman in its presidium. And Joice Mujuru became President Robert Mugabe’s deputy. But…

Mnangagwa’s journey to the top

TOUGH-TALKING Zimbabwe Justice Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa —dubbed “Ngwena” or “the crocodile”—is likely to emerge from this week on as President Robert Mugabe’s Vice President (VP) and heir apparent. It’s been a very long wait to the top for 68-year-old Mnangagwa, but the timing could not be better. President Mugabe has…

Nyatsime College succumbs to ZANU-PF pressure

DESPITE some decades-long bad blood between Nyatsime College and ZANU-PF over land expropriation, the institution will next week provide accommodation to delegates of the ruling party’s congress. At least 300 delegates to the forthcoming ZANU-PF congress will stay at Nyatsime College in Chitungwiza, an institution from which the…

Siege mood grips ZANU-PF

THE movers and shakers in ZANU-PF’s factional fights are living in constant fear in the wake of escalating incidents of violence in several parts of the country, the Financial Gazette can report. Tension is currently high across party structures, as comrades turn against comrades — in probably the ugliest infighting…