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YESTERDAY, the continent celebrated Africa Day, 62 years after leaders met in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, for the first summit of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU).
IT needed Mother Nature to expose the shoddy preparations for this year’s independence celebrations that were held in Nembudziya, Gokwe, on Friday last week.
This heinous act, which left two families distraught and searching for answers, demands a comprehensive and transparent investigation to unravel the truth.
WAR veteran and expelled Zanu PF central committee member Blessed Geza has called for protests today meant to oust President Emmerson Mnangagwa from power.
KIRSTY Coventry has always been Zimbabwe’s Golden Girl, right from the moment she won the 200m backstroke at the 2004, and repeated the trick at the 2008 Olympics.
At the centre of all this fiasco is Zanu PF central committee member Blessed “Bombshell” Geza, whose Press conferences were covered by HStv and NewsDay.
The war veterans went for the jugular, saying Mnangagwa must step down for failing to rein in corruption, alleged tribalism and violation of the Constitution.
In her report, Kujinga said ministries and commissions were required to submit their financial statements by January 31 and supporting statements by February 28 of each year.
Had it not taken the guts of the Nationalists Alliance Party leader, Devine Mhambi Hove to challenge the fees, very few aspiring candidates would have been able to afford them.
Latest concerns from stakeholders are that the variation in the number of voters in constituencies is so great that it violates the country’s supreme law.
Secondly, the British, for all their handicaps, have been steadfast in what they want before they could lift the travel and trade embargo imposed on their former colony.