Christopher Mutsvangwa has taken a swipe at wealthy businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei over his failed attempt to join Zanu PF's top leadership. The party spokesman told Tagwirei he needs to go back to school and learn about the organization before trying to grab power. Mutsvangwa said the millionaire showed uninformed ambition when he tried to force his way into the central committee. He suggested Tagwirei should start at the Chitepo School of Ideology to understand party rules and history. The businessman made his fortune from government contracts and gives lots of money to Zanu PF.
Tagwirei got embarrassed when he showed up to a central committee meeting on July 3 but was kicked out. Vice President Constantino Chiwenga reportedly...
Wiaan Mulder smashed cricket history at Queens Sports Club during the second Test against Zimbabwe. The South African captain walloped an incredible 264 runs without losing his wicket on the opening day. His team piled up 465 runs for just four wickets lost. Mulder became the first captain ever to score such a massive total during his debut match as leader. He broke a record that had stood since 1968 when Graham Dowling made 239 for New Zealand.
The all-rounder hammered 34 boundaries and launched three sixes during his amazing knock. He faced 259 balls and never looked like getting out. Mulder teamed up with David Bedingham to add 184 runs quickly before Bedingham departed for 82. The captain found another perfect partner when...
Minister Tinoda Machakaire exploded at lawyer Fadzayi Mahere after she asked tough questions about his business deals online. Mahere wanted to know how he bought expensive cars before starting his trucking company. She also questioned his role with the Command Agriculture program that many people say involves corruption. The lawyer ended her post saying Zimbabwe needs new leaders. Her message reached thousands of people on social media.
Machakaire fired back with angry personal attacks against Mahere. He claimed she got her law degree through corrupt means at the University of Zimbabwe. The minister said she ruined the reputation of the law school there. He called her nasty names and threatened to expose her financial backers...
Opposition lawyer Fadzayi Mahere slammed government spokesman Nick Mangwana for twisting the truth about Zimbabwe's economy. She accused him of making the International Monetary Fund's harsh criticism sound like good news. The IMF team visited Zimbabwe to check on the country's financial progress. Mahere said Mangwana was trying to fool people about the real problems.
The IMF found serious issues with Zimbabwe's money management and corruption levels. Mission Chief Wojciech Maliszewski told officials they need better control over spending and a working currency system. He also warned that corruption was hurting the country's chances of getting help. Zimbabwe owes more than 21 billion dollars to other countries and needs major reforms...
Opposition lawyer Fadzayi Mahere faces a massive $100,000 lawsuit from Youth Minister Tinoda Machakaire. The minister claims Mahere made false accusations about him on social media. Her Twitter post suggested he was involved with corruption and tax evasion worth $8 million. Machakaire says the accusations damaged his reputation and caused him serious harm. His legal team delivered the lawsuit papers to Mahere's office on July 7.
The minister wants Mahere to apologize publicly and take back her statements within 24 hours. She must post the apology online and print it in newspapers. If she refuses, Machakaire will take her to court under Zimbabwe's defamation laws. The controversial Twitter post reached 844,000 of Mahere's followers and...
Youth Minister Tinoda Machakaire threatens lawsuits after people ask about missing cars. The government bought 17 vehicles but only received seven, according to official reports. Human rights activist Fadzayi Mahere asked simple questions about the whereabouts of the other ten cars. The minister attacked Mahere instead of giving straight answers. He hired lawyers to prevent people from inquiring about public funds.
Government audit reports indicate that something suspicious occurred with the car purchase. Machakaire ordered 17 vehicles from a local dealer for his ministry. Only seven cars arrived at the government offices. Ten expensive vehicles disappeared somewhere between the dealer and the ministry. Nobody knows what happened to...
Police demand better safety rules after a mine worker died at a chrome plant near Kwekwe. Cosmas Musoni was driving heavy machinery when a massive pile of chrome waste collapsed on him. The 40-year-old man from Mbizo got rushed to the local hospital but doctors could not save his life. His death happened at the Tiahao Investment company that operates inside the ZIMASCO facility. Inspector Emmanuel Mahoko confirmed the tragic accident details to reporters.
Trade union leaders are angry about foreign mining companies killing local workers. The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions sent investigators to gather evidence about the latest workplace death. Union boss Kudakwashe Munengiwa wants the government to pass stronger laws that protect...
Sport Minister Anselem Sanyatwe picked eight new people to run the Sport and Recreation Commission. The fresh team starts work on July 8 and stays until July 2029. Dr. Nathaniel Madzivanyika leads the group as chairman. The other seven members bring different skills to help Zimbabwe sports grow stronger. This marks a major change for how the country handles athletics and recreation.
The new board members come from various backgrounds across the nation. Gwinyai Mharapara, Hlengiwe Dube, and Shingai Rhuhwaya join the team. Givemore Madzoka, Valentine Mudenda, Lillian Chikara, and David Simba complete the lineup. Each person brings special knowledge about sports management and development. The minister carefully chose these individuals...
Kaizer Chiefs flew to Holland without star player Yusuf Maart. The midfielder missed the trip because he wants to leave South Africa. Chiefs fans should prepare for bad news about their favorite player. Maart plans to sign with Austrian club SV Ried very soon. The 29-year-old decided Europe offers better chances for his career.
Maart spent three seasons wearing the Chiefs jersey. He played 95 matches and scored seven times for the team. The midfielder also helped teammates score eight goals during his time there. Chiefs made him captain for several important games. His departure leaves a huge gap that coaches must fill quickly.
SV Ried just earned promotion to Austria's top league. The club already signed South African winger Antonio...
