Jacob Ngarivhume

Harare News 26 September 2020

In Zimbabwe’s overcrowded prisons, fear of COVID-19 spreads

Source: In Zimbabwe’s overcrowded prisons, fear of COVID-19 spreads | Zimbabwe | Al Jazeera Jacob Ngarivhume and Hopewell Chin’ono decry crammed conditions, lack of essential times to protect against the spread of COVID-19 in Zimbabwe’s jails. Critics say COVID-19 situation in prisons has been worsened by restrictions imposed by authorities [File: AFP] Harare, Zimbabwe – Behind […]
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Harare News 23 July 2020

Chin’ono and Ngarivhume appear in court, protest against ill-treatment during detention

ZIMBABWEAN journalist Hopewell Chin’ono and opposition Transform Zimbabwe party leader Jacob Ngarivhume on Wednesday 22 July 2020 appeared before judicial officers at Harare Magistrates Court answering to charges of inciting people to overthrow President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government through unconstitutional means. Source: Chin’ono and Ngarivhume appear in court, protest against ill-treatment during detention – The Zimbabwean […]
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ZPSC calls for restoration of human rights in Palestine
on 30 November 2021
Source: ZPSC calls for restoration of human rights in Palestine | The Herald Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent The Zimbabwe Palestine Solidarity Council (ZPSC) has called for the restoration of human rights in Palestine as they commemorate the United Nations International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian people. The council is made up of representatives from The post ZPSC calls for restoration of human rights in Palestine appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
Harare embarks on door to door water disconnections
on 30 November 2021
Source: Harare embarks on door to door water disconnections | The Herald Municipal Reporter Harare City Council has embarked on a door to door water disconnections in residential areas, cutting supplies to those owing it more than $2 000. City officials have since disconnected suburbs including Warren Park 1 today. Harare City Council spokesperson Mr The post Harare embarks on door to door water disconnections appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
Fully disburse budget allocations, Mthuli urged
on 30 November 2021
Professor Ncube Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter Treasury should disburse the amounts of money allocated to ministries and other departments in the budget if it is to retain credibility and inspire confidence, a parliamentary post-budget seminar heard Monday. Finance and Economic Development Professor Mthuli Ncube presented a $927 billion budget for 2022 that has largely been The post Fully disburse budget allocations, Mthuli urged appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
Scrap US$50 cell phone tax – Parliament
on 30 November 2021
Source: Scrap US$50 cell phone tax – Parliament | The Herald Chief Charumbira Herald Reporter Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube should scrap the US$50 tax he imposed on cell phones, MPs and analysts attending a post-Budget seminar said on Tuesday. Prof Ncube presented his budget before Parliament last Thursday and proposed the The post Scrap US$50 cell phone tax – Parliament appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
If Zim regime focused more on improving citizens’ lives they wouldn’t be seeing everyone as a regime change agent!
on 30 November 2021
As a little boy, whenever I whined and winged to my father, over how this or that person had wronged me, he always had some sound sage advice – “If everyone around you appears to always wrong you, then, in all likelihood, you are the problem”. Source: If Zim regime focused more on improving citizens’ The post If Zim regime focused more on improving citizens’ lives they wouldn’t be seeing everyone as a regime change agent! appeared first on Zimbabwe […]

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In Zimbabwe’s overcrowded prisons, fear of COVID-19 spreads

Chin’ono and Ngarivhume appear in court, protest against ill-treatment during detention