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Mwonzora on accusations that he’s working with Zanu: “What is ironic is that the people bringing these allegations are people who split from the party, who took money away from the party…”(Vid via @263Chat) pic.twitter.com/YxtU5rW3sk
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Mwonzora on accusations that he’s working with Zanu: “What is ironic is that the people bringing these allegations are people who split from the party, who took money away from the party...”(Vid via @263Chat) pic.twitter.com/YxtU5rW3sk — Zim Media Review (@ZimMediaReview) April 2, 2019

Nyagura petitions court to arrest Mnangagwa and Mugabe over Grace degree

SUSPENDED University of Zimbabwe (UZ) Vice Chancellor, Levi Nyagura, has challenged his prosecution arguing that the state should instead jail President Emmerson Mnangagwa or his predecessor former President Robert Mugabe. In his petition to the […]

SUSPENDED University of Zimbabwe (UZ) Vice Chancellor, Levi Nyagura, has challenged his prosecution arguing that the state should instead jail President Emmerson Mnangagwa or his predecessor former President Robert Mugabe. In his petition to the [...]

JUST IN: Parly probes Zinara

Source: JUST IN: Parly probes Zinara | The Herald April 2, 2019 Zinara Herald Reporter Questions have been raised over the sudden termination of the Zimbabwe National Road Administration operations and human resources director Mr Precious Murove’s contract in the middle of an inquiry by Parliament over an audit report that unearthed misappropriation of funds […]

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Source: JUST IN: Parly probes Zinara | The Herald April 2, 2019

JUST IN: Parly probes Zinara
Zinara

Herald Reporter
Questions have been raised over the sudden termination of the Zimbabwe National Road Administration operations and human resources director Mr Precious Murove’s contract in the middle of an inquiry by Parliament over an audit report that unearthed misappropriation of funds at the road authority to the tune of US$71 million.

Mr Murove’s name featured prominently in the report as the key person who signed most of the contracts that prejudiced Zinara.  The report also raised questions over Mr Murove’s professional qualifications who happened to be a holder of a diploma in theology by the time he assumed his executive position.

Zinara management today appeared before the public accounts committee led by its acting chief executive officer Ms Methelane Mujokoro where it emerged that Mr Murove was no longer with the road authority.  Ms Mujokoro was accompanied by Zinara finance director Mr Simon Taranhike who was once suspended for sourcing foreign currency on the parallel market.

He was however, acquitted by the courts.

More to follow…

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‘Mnangagwa did not revoke Grace Mugabe ‘fake’ PhD’ – Nyagura

Suspended University of Zimbabwe vice Chancellor Levi Nyagura still insists that the Doctor of Philosophy (Phd) degree tendered to former first lady Grace Mugabe is still valid. Nyagura filed his application for exception of charges […]

Suspended University of Zimbabwe vice Chancellor Levi Nyagura still insists that the Doctor of Philosophy (Phd) degree tendered to former first lady Grace Mugabe is still valid. Nyagura filed his application for exception of charges [...]

JUST IN: Protesters faint after sentencing

Source: JUST IN: Protesters faint after sentencing | The Herald April 2, 2019 Cars burnt and properties destroyed by violent demostrators at Chitungwiza Police station. Pictures by Justin Mutenda Courtney Matende Midlands Reporter There was drama at the Gweru courts when two of five suspected MDC hooligans fainted after being jailed for three years for […]

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Source: JUST IN: Protesters faint after sentencing | The Herald April 2, 2019

JUST IN: Protesters faint after sentencing
Cars burnt and properties destroyed by violent demostrators at Chitungwiza Police station. Pictures by Justin Mutenda

Courtney Matende Midlands Reporter
There was drama at the Gweru courts when two of five suspected MDC hooligans fainted after being jailed for three years for public violence.
The two failed to come to terms with their sentence. Prison officers had a torrid time in resuscitating the convicts, who only regained consciousness after a while.

The five Previous Mutsetse (36), Tawanda Mupfumi (24), Talent Mlambo (29), Tichaona Mupfumi (22) and Bright Ngwarai (23) all of Gweru, were convicted by Gweru regional magistrate Mrs Phatekhile Msipa after a long trial.

Mrs Msipa initially sentenced them to five years in prison, before setting aside two years on condition of good behaviour.

More to follow…

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