PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa will be in Uganda one week from now Tuesday at the greeting of Yoweri Museveni as Uganda holds its 57th Independence Day and festivities, Esther Mbayo, the Ugandan priest for administration, has said. Mbayo said Mnangagwa will go to the 57th Independence Day festivities as an extraordinary visitor of the nation. "President Yoweri Museveni will be the main visitor who has additionally welcomed another uncommon visitor Emmerson Mnangagwa, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe," Mbayo told columnists on Tuesday at the Uganda Media Center. Museveni was in Zimbabwe in April this year where he joined the chorale of African pioneers approaching the west to lift authorizations forced on a portion of Zimbabwe's legislature and politic
Vice President, Gen. (Rtd) C.G.D.N. Chiwenga; Vice President Col. (Rtd) K.C.D. Mohadi; Speaker of the National Assembly, Advocate J. Mudenda; Madam President of the Senate, Mai M.Chinomona; Honourable Members of Parliament; Fellow Zimbabweans; Comrades and friends; Before I begin my address, I kindly request the August House to observe a minute of silence in honour of the late Founding Father of our country and Former President, His Excellency, Cde R. G. Mugabe who passed on, on the 6th of September 2019. As we remember him, let us stand emboldened by the fact that we cannot change the past, but the future is in our hands. Mr Speaker Sir; My Government continues to take bold and decisive steps to open up and grow the economy for the benefit of all our people. The road map articulated in o
THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has, with immediate effect, ordered that all EcoCash agents are barred from carrying out cash-in and cash-out transactions, saying the facilities were being abused to carry out illegal selling of cash at high cost to the public. The RBZ also says the money transfer agents are barred from carrying out cash-back transactions. In a statement issued Monday by the central bank’s Deputy Director for Financial Markets and National Payments Systems, banks and mobile payments service providers have been advised to ensure they stay in compliance with the new directive. “It has come to the attention of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe that some economic agents weere engaging in illegal activities abusing cash-in, cash-out and cash-back facilities th
President Mnangagwa arrived back home last night from the 74th Ordinary Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, United States of America, where he joined other Heads of State and Government to discuss global issues. He met World Food Programme (WFP) executive director Mr David Beasley and several other dignitaries. The President also addressed several business meetings to lure investors. The Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) was welcomed at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport by Vice President Kembo Mohadi, Defence and War Veterans Affairs Minister Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri, Minister of State Security Owen Ncube, Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet Dr Misheck Sibanda, Service Chiefs and other high-ranking Government officia
HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the first lady flew to the United States separately with bloated delegations, even as the government calls for belt tightening by Zimbabweans. Auxillia Mnangagwa – travelling in advance – took four journalists and six aides with her on commercial flights, despite her husband chartering a private jet from Switzerland. The US$30,000-per-hour Swiss luxury jet flew Mnangagwa to the annual United Nations General Assembly in New York on Friday, but his wife was already in the nearby state of New Jersey shopping and holding private meetings for her charity. The first lady, who has a permanent state-media team seconded to her, is travelling with a cameraman and reporter from the ZBC as well as a photographer and reporter from The
Intratrek Zimbabwe has returned to the Gwanda solar power plant site after the High Court in June ordered ZESA subsidiary, the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC), to work with the renewable energy company to see the 100-megawatt project to fruition. Intratrek, which is working with Chinese technical partner Chink Electrical, has in recent weeks constructed an access road, built an office block, cleared and fenced-off 260 hectares at the construction site. The Gwanda solar project has for long been seen as the poster-child of the country's failed investment in new power generation. ZPC sought to cancel the US$172 million contract accusing Intratrek of breaching their agreement, but the energy firm owned by businessman Wicknell Chivayo, has won two High Court orders, the latest in J
It is just like other insurances which is used to protect your financial losses which have occurred to your vehicle. It is, insurance that can pay for accidental/no accidental damage happened to your purchased vehicle. Well!!!!! Buying insurance is more about buying a promise of someone, who assures you to regain your whole again if something wrong happen to your purchase. The Automobile is one of the largest investments you make in your life. Just imagine a world without auto insurance. The at-fault driver would have to pay some amount to the accident victim for pain or damage out of their pocket. And the people who are injured at no fault are entitled to have their car repaired, medical bills from resulting injuries and other injury-related expenses paid by the insurance of the per
The Zimbabwean doctor whose disappearance Saturday, sparked off a wave of doctors' strikes across the country, has reappeared, alive. However, the doctor's recollection of his disappearance, is vague. Speaking on VOA Zimbabwe Service's Livetalk program, Thursday, a disoriented sounding Dr. Peter Magombeyi, the acting president of the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors' Association, confirmed he was the one on the other end of the phone. "I honestly don't know how to truly identify myself, but I am Dr. Peter Magombeyi, I work at Harare Hospital." The doctor, who had been spearheading calls for an increase of doctors' salaries when he disappeared, said he could not remember what exactly happened to him or how he ended up where he was - an area called Nyabira
The future of former First Lady, Grace Mugabe, who arguably created more enemies than friends during her husband’s last days in office, now hangs in the balance. The demise of the former president, Robert Mugabe, the man from whom Grace drew power and protection, leaves his wife now exposed. Grace, who during the greater part of husband’s presidency had been focused on charity work, before later venturing into politics. With the support of Mugabe, Grace was in December 2014 parachuted to the helm of ZANU-PF Women’s League, automatically qualifying to sit in the ruling party’s highest decision-making body, the Politburo. The ex-First Lady then used her position and marriage to Mugabe to vilify all those she perceived to be harbouring ambitions of succeedi
Sources close to Dr Magombeyi have said they have spoken to Dr Magombeyi on the phone earlier today. Some were saying he was in Shurugwi and he was speaking in Ndebele , disoriented and he was not sure where he was and was trying to find transport to Harare. Read this Twitter Message: The Last Time Dr Magombeyi was Seen Missing Harare doctor Peter Magombeyi bade his house-mate farewell and told him to lock up the door since he was going for an all-night prayer, an internal hospital memo has exposed. According to a Harare Central Hospital internal memorandum dated September 16, 2019 and addressed to the chief executive officer Dr Tinashe Dhobbie by the Human Resources Department, Dr Magombeyi left home intentionally. “On the 15th of September 201
