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Zanu PF wants one party State: Mat’land activists

Zanu PF national political commissar Munyaradzi Machacha this week said MRP’s agenda constituted a declaration of war against Zimbabwe.

By Silas Nkala Aug. 24, 2024

Zanu PF wants one party State: Mat’land activists

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We’ll crush Mthwakazi, Zanu PF declares

Machacha said political parties in Zimbabwe, including Zanu PF, were riddled with divisions that needed to be nipped in the bud.

By Kenneth Nyangani Aug. 22, 2024

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PSC orders Zanu PF indoctrination

NewsDay has gathered that the indoctrination exercise, being organised by Zanu PF affiliate Civil Servants TrustED, will be held at district centres across the country.

By Miriam Mangwaya Jun. 25, 2023

Mass police transfers raise eyebrows

“The following transfers have been approved and should be implemented accordingly ...,” the memorandum read naming the transferred senior officers.

By Privilege Gumbodete Feb. 25, 2023

Security officers to attend ideology school

A source in the security sector told NewsDay that police, military, prison and Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) officers from Harare will attend the school of ideology.

By Garikai Tunhira Nov. 29, 2022

Security officers to attend ideology school

TeachersforED takes over recruitment of educators

Sources in the civil service said the TeachersforED group was targeting qualified, but jobless teachers for recruitment.

By Kenneth Nyangani Nov. 23, 2022

TeachersforED takes over recruitment of educators

Police attend Zanu PF ideology school

The Constitution prohibits traditional leaders from being members of any political party, participating in partisan politics or acting in a partisan manner.

By Priveledge Gumbodete Nov. 4, 2022

Uproar as top civil servants are sent to Zanu PF lessons

This publication gathered that top civil servants, including directors in ministries have undergone the indoctrination lessons modelled under the controversial national youth service, the difference being that there is no “military-type” training.

By The Independent May. 1, 2022