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Augustine Hwata
CALLISTO PASUWA believes there won’t be any easy pickings for the Glamour Boys, as they try to stage one of the greatest
Anglican church properties to remain under Bishop Kunonga
By Peter Matambanadzo
The independent Anglican province of Zimbabwe,
Copac secures US$1,5m
Herald Reporter
Copac has secured US$1,5 million to
Mujuru’s last military parade
Herald Reporter
ZIMBABWEANS from all walks of life yesterday thronged One Commando Barracks in Harare for the funeral parade of national hero General Solomon Mujuru.
Commander of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, General Constantine Chiwenga described him as a true revolutionary and an icon of the liberation struggle.
Gen Mujuru died in an inferno at his farmhouse in Beatrice.
Senior Government and Zanu-PF officials among them Defence Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa, Media, Information and Publicity Minister Webster Shamu, diplomats and senior military officers from the region and abroad, attended the parade.
Gen Chiwenga chronicled Gen Mujuru’s history and urged the
Deal directly with GPA principals, Sadc summit tells Zuma
By Caesar Zvayi recently in LUANDA, Angola
SADC has asked South African President Jacob Zuma, who is facilitator to the GPA, to engage party principals directly because reliance on proxies was creating procedural problems and misrepresentations.
This comes amid growing concern that some members of President Zuma’s facilitation team, who have no locus standi before Sadc, were overstepping boundaries.
President Zuma’s international relations advisor, Ms Lindiwe Zulu, recently went to the extent of writing to lower tiers of Government among them ZEC, ZMC and Copac and demanding a written report from a Cabinet minister who rebuffed her unprocedural approach.
Ms Zulu summoned the Zimbabwe Media Commission to
Barclays, Stanchart get 14-day ultimatum
Fanuel Kangondo Deputy Business Editor
BARCLAYS Bank, Standard Chartered, six mining companies and five other firms have been given a two-week ultimatum to submit acceptable indigenisation plans or risk losing their licences with the Government taking over ownership.
Mining firms affected include platinum giants Zimplats and Mimosa, gold miners Duration Gold Mine and Blanket Mine and Murowa Diamonds.
British American Tobacco, infant foods manufacturer Nestle Zimbabwe and cotton processor Cargil Zimbabwe are also affected.
Letters signed by Youth Development, Indigenisation and Empowerment Minister Saviour Kasukuwere gave the companies two weeks to comply or risk losing their licences.
Quizzing of witnesses in progress
Crime Reporter
POLICE have started interviewing witnesses they believe will assist them ascertain the cause of the fire that killed former
President appoints Anti-Corruption team
Herald Reporter
PRESIDENT Mugabe has appointed a nine-member Anti-Corruption Commission to stem out corruption in the country.
Mujuru: His courage in the struggle for independence
ON more than one occasion in history, the future of Zimbabwe rested on the courage of Solomon Mujuru, whose Chimurenga name was Rex Nhongo.
Mujuru: His courage in the struggle for independence
ON more than one occasion in history, the future of Zimbabwe rested on the courage of Solomon Mujuru, whose Chimurenga name was Rex Nhongo.