Chamisa calls for talks but who will kick them off?
Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa, whose party has repeatedly said it is not seeking a government of national unity, yesterday said his party...
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Gutu says Zimbabwe politicians across the divide are notoriously corrupt
The vice-president of the Thokozani Khupe-led faction of the Movement for Democratic Change, Obert Gutu, says the narrative that only politicians from the ruling Zimbabwe...
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Zimbabwe sets up special zones to attract UAE firms
Zimbabwe is setting up special economic zones to attract UAE investors in technology, green energy and other areas, as it seeks to diversify away from...
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Mnangagwa dashes any hope of GNU
President Emmerson Mnangagwa today reiterated that he is not forming any government of national unity because his party was given a mandate to govern and...
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Zimbabweans are so corrupt that if you put them in the Sahara there will no sand in a week
Zimbabwe has the most corrupt people under the sun, a reader of The Insider says. “Even if you put them in the Sahara desert, there...
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Mnangagwa threatens to de-register NGOs meddling in politics
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government has warned non-governmental organisations that are meddling in politics that they will be de-registered. Acting Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare...
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Mnangagwa won’t use age-limit to block Chamisa
President Emmerson Mnangagwa will not use the proposed age-limit for presidential candidates to outdo his main rival Nelson Chamisa but his policies and actions, Deputy...
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Zimbabwe to deploy Law enforcement agents to deal with those selling fuel in jerry cans
Zimbabwe which has been experiencing fuel shortages on and off since the beginning of October says it will deploy “law and order maintenance arms of...
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Did Mnangagwa buy ministers new cars or not?
Finance secretary George Guvamatanga says the government has not bought any cars for President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s cabinet despite the fact that it has a contractual...
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Masiyiwa’s Liquid Telecom seals $180m deal with UK’s CDC Group
Strive Masiyiwa’s Liquid Telecom has received a $180 million investment from the UK’s CDC Group, allowing Africa’s largest fibre-network operator to expand its broadband across...
