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Harare News 4 February 2021

‘Legal principles anchor defence policy’

Source: ‘Legal principles anchor defence policy’ | The Herald Defence and War Veterans Affairs Minister Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri inspects a quarter guard at Josiah Magama Tongogara Barracks before her presentation to students at Zimbabwe Staff College yesterday. — Picture: John Manzongo Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE upholds principles of peace and stability as enshrined in the […]
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Harare News 5 August 2020

The politics of selective condemnation: ‘Silencing the guns’ in Zimbabwe during a pandemic

Source: The politics of selective condemnation: ‘Silencing the guns’ in Zimbabwe during a pandemic – Daily Maverick The AU’s continued silence s inconsistent with the promotion of instruments such as the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights, to which Zimbabwe is a party, says the writer. (Photo: Tafadzwa Ufumeli / Getty Images) Less The […]
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As Zimbabwe’s Workers Fight for Justice, It’s Time for a Fundamental Rethink of U.S. Policy
on 7 May 2021
Source: As Zimbabwe’s Workers Fight for Justice, It’s Time for a Fundamental Rethink of U.S. Policy – CounterPunch.org This is “no longer business as usual,” declares Peter Mutasa, President of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU). “Unions are going to be united.” According to Mutasa, the situation in the country is dire, with basic The post As Zimbabwe’s Workers Fight for Justice, It’s Time for a Fundamental Rethink of U.S. Policy […]
Former ZPC board chairman Kazhanje acquitted
on 7 May 2021
Source: Former ZPC board chairman Kazhanje acquitted | Herald (Africa) Nyore Madzianike Senior Court Reporter Former ZPC board chairman, Stanley Kazhanje, has been acquitted of the US$10 000 bribery charges he was jointly appearing in court with businessman Wicknell Chivayo and his company, Intratrek Zimbabwe. Harare regional magistrate Mr Ngoni Nduna discharged Kazhanje after noting The post Former ZPC board chairman Kazhanje acquitted appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
CSOs move to challenge Zupco monopoly
on 7 May 2021
Source: CSOs move to challenge Zupco monopoly | Newsday (News) BY NQOBANI NDLOVU BULAWAYO civic society organisations (CSOs) meet today to deliberate on the steps to be taken regarding government’s insistence on a Zupco monopoly despite widespread condemnation of the policy. Local Government minister July Moyo has insisted that private commuter omnibus can only operate The post CSOs move to challenge Zupco monopoly appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
Zimbabwe Inflation Rate Slows, Stocks Investing Becomes More Conventional
on 7 May 2021
Zimbabwe’s breakneck inflation rate is slowing and that’s prompting signs of normalcy in the local stock market. Source: Zimbabwe Inflation Rate Slows, Stocks Investing Becomes More Conventional – Bloomberg Low valuations in focus as investing becomes more conventional Inflation seen at 15% by year-end after reaching 837% in July Zimbabwe’s breakneck inflation rate is slowing The post Zimbabwe Inflation Rate Slows, Stocks Investing Becomes More Conventional […]
Zimbabwe Opposition Accuses Government of Trying to Undermine Judiciary
on 7 May 2021
Source: Zimbabwe Opposition Accuses Government of Trying to Undermine Judiciary | Voice of America – English Members of parliament voting in Harare on May 04, 2021, to allow President Emmerson Mnangagwa to had pick his two vice presidents and to hand pick court judges (VOA/Columbus Mavhunga) HARARE – Critics are accusing Zimbabwe’s ruling party of seeking The post Zimbabwe Opposition Accuses Government of Trying to Undermine Judiciary appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.

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‘Legal principles anchor defence policy’

The politics of selective condemnation: ‘Silencing the guns’ in Zimbabwe during a pandemic