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A faction rooting for MDC-T co-vice president Mr Nelson Chamisa to take the reins of the party has reportedly declared the party’s national headquarters, Harvest House, a no-go area for fellow co-vice president Mr Elias Mudzuri, who is currently battling to assume the levers of power in the fractured outfit.
Book offers fresh interpretation of success
Beaven Tapureta Bookshelf
Motivational books, Christian or non-Christian, have recently been met with some criticism for being repetitious. The writers have been accused of ramming on the same subject over and over with old-fashioned theories. And how to become successful is the commonplace subject of this genre.
Govt to comply with ruling on Zimsec case
GOVERNMENT will comply with the High Court ruling directing the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) to grade candidates using marks obtained in English Paper 1 examination.
Mhofu dismisses claims he is dumping Warriors
History-making Warriors coach Sunday Chidzambwa has laughed off suggestions that he is dumping the national team job barely two months after agreeing a deal to take charge of the team.
Mining could play critical role in growing jobs
JOHANNESBURG. — South Africa’s bleak employment outlook underscores the pressing need for the country to revisit its policy on mining with a view to generating investment-led growth in one of the few sectors of the economy with the potential to absorb large numbers of unskilled labour.
Decisive action needed on debt collection
Harare City Council should make a decisive action on strategies to recover the money it is owed by business and residence so that it can use the revenue generated in various developmental projects for the residents who are yawning for improved service delivery.
ZUMA RECALL UPDATE: Give Zuma space to tender resignation, ANC asks SA public
JOHANNESBURG. – The ANC is asking the public to grant President Jacob Zuma space to tender his resignation, party spokesperson Pule Mabe said during a press briefing on Wednesday.
A sit down with Conrad Rautenbach from Green Fuel
FUEL prices shot up recently before Government intervened by reducing import duty on fuel to stem the price madness that rose as a result. Questions have been raised as to the contribution of the multi-million dollar investment by Green Fuel in Chisumbanje and Middle Sabi into ensuring affordable fuel for Zimbabwe. Our Senior Reporter Freeman Razemba caught up with Conrad Rautenbach to talk about the project and other issues.
Chitando: Mnangagwa’s finest appointment might just be his minister of mines
IN the two-odd hours spent facilitating a “Zimbabwe is open for business” breakfast on the sidelines of the Mining Indaba in Cape Town, one got to appreciate that President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s finest appointment might just be his Minister of Mines.
Police refresher, induction courses still ongoing
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) is still conducting refresher, developmental and induction courses so that its members remain up to date with dynamic policing.