The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Commissioner, Augustine Chihuri, who blocked government auditors from accessing police records earlier this month, is said to be busy issuing out force numbers to non-police officers in a desperate bid to cover up the existence of ghost workers.
From all of Us out in the Diaspora. and especially SW Radio Africa. HAPPY CHRISTMAS and Peaceful New Year.
One of Mugabe’s biggest fears must be that someone who knows where all the bodies are hidden will break ranks and spill the beans.
Nestlé spokeswoman Nina Backes said the company has not yet decided if it will reopen the plant despite assurances from the government as to the safety of its country managers and production staff.
The remains of a Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) party activist suspected to have been murdered by Zanu PF militia in 2007 have been found in a mountain, police confirmed on Tuesday.
THE Government plans to form an exploration company as part of efforts to curtail the hoarding of mining claims and other speculative activities holding back development of the country’s rich natural resource base.
Time and again society produces individuals who excel beyond the norm in
their chosen field of expertise producing exceptional results and setting
achievement standards by which the rest of the community hope to attain.
Evidence has emerged that Zimbabwe’s voters’ roll is in total shambles amid revelations that in Masvingo Urban Constituency alone 500 soldiers, some allegedly as old as 122 years, voted in last year’s harmonised elections.
The Swiss-based food giant Nestle has agreed to reopen
its Zimbabwean operations after hammering a deal with the government under
which the Harare regime assured the company of the safety of its local staff
in the wake of threats by President Robert Mugabe’s supporters.
Rainbow’s End got its name from its bumper crops of grain, fruit and vegetables. But now the pot of gold is empty. Most of the land is derelict and cut off by a collapsed bridge.
