VICE-PRESIDENT Joice Mujuru (pictured) has slammed senior Zanu PF officials fuelling infighting through succession battles driven by their presidential ambitions, saying they should respect the party hierarchy — remarks seen as directed at her bitter rival, Defence minister Emmerson Mnangagwa.
THE military and police chiefs have launched a spirited campaign on behalf of President Robert Mugabe and Zanu PF ahead of the next do-or-die elections to regain ground lost to the MDC parties in the last polls.
GOVERNMENT will introduce a policy framework to reduce banks’ inflated interest rates, currently hovering between 15% and 25%, Finance minister Tendai Biti has said.
THE Comptroller and Auditor-General, Mildred Chiri, has found the government ministries’ accounting systems for 2010 shambolic, with constant breakdowns of the system leading to transactions being processed outside the system.
ACCUSATIONS and counter-accusations between Mashonaland Central governor Martin Dinha and party heavyweights, in the province including Vice President Joice Mujuru, are intensifying as infighting spreads.
FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti (pictured) yesterday blasted Chinese company, Anjin Investments, for not contributing anything to the fiscus and questioned the firm’s shareholding structure.
THE security sector, particularly the army, is increasingly manoeuvring into the country’s mining terrain, making footprints in the Marange diamond fields and right across the Great Dyke into remote areas.
SUSPENDED Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) CEO Emmanuel Munyukwi is set to appear before a disciplinary hearing next week, facing numerous charges which include, among other things, undermining the exchange’s board and the Securities Commission of Zimbabwe (SEC) and incompetence.
THE Anglican Church of the Province of Central Africa has started buying land to build new churches as the property wrangle with ex-communicated Bishop Nolbert Kunonga continues, reports the Standard.
ZIMBABWE’S new governance charter will tackle the contentious succession debate with two vice presidents being appointed based on seniority to provide certainty compared to the current situation open to manipulation.
ACCUSATIONS and counter-accusations between Mashonaland Central governor Martin Dinha and party heavyweights, in the province including Vice President Joice Mujuru, are intensifying as infighting spreads.
