Mugabe:There is no cholera in Zimbabwe
Mugabe told mourners yesterday : “I am happy to say our doctors have been assisted by others have now arrested cholera”.
Mugabe told mourners yesterday : “I am happy to say our doctors have been assisted by others have now arrested cholera”.

Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor Gideon Gono on Monday launched a book in which he chronicles his experiences as governor of the Zimbabwe’s central bank.

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The plot has thickened in the aftermath of the victory of MDC National Chairman, Lovemore Moyo for the speaker position amid revelations by Tsholotsho North independent MP,Jonathan Moyo that Lupane MP, Njabuliso Mguni who nominated ZANU PF backed Paul Themba Nyathi was among the first MPs to celebrate Moyo’s victory.
Disgruntled Jonathan Moyo who seconded Nyathi told state media that he seconded Nyathi’s nomination after he spoke to Nkayi South MP Abedinico Bhebhe on the night before the swearing-in ceremony who told him that the party had nominated Nyathi for the post of Speaker.

It never rains but pours for the MDC faction leadership of Welshman Ncube and Arthur Mutambara,and if last night’s revelation by two MDC MPs are anything to go by tough times lie ahead for the duo.
An MDC MP has revealed that the MDC national council meeting held in Harare on last week was chaotic and volatile and MDC MPs were furious when Mutambara and Ncube, allegedly accused the MPs of compromising their negotiating powers by constantly backing Tsvangirai.

MDC National Youth Chairperson Thamsanqa Mahlangu,MDC-Nkulumane., who snatched the Nkulumane seat from MDC Mutambara faction Vice President Gibson Sibanda takes his oath in parliament.

Tsholotsho MP Jonathan Moyo has reportedly confided to close friends that he will back a ZANU PF speaker,but only on one condition,if the candidate is not ZANU PF National Chairman John Nkomo.

The MDC led by Morgan Tsvangirai has said the issue of sanctions and so called ‘pirate radio stations’ was not their responsibility.

Before the ink was dry,MDC Secretary General Welshman Ncube was forced to deny that his faction had signed a power-sharing deal on Tuesday with President Robert Mugabe after seven MPs from the faction threatened to cross parties.
“No deal has been signed by anyone. Dialogue is still continuing.”,said Ncube as the state newspaper The Herald reported Wednesday that indeed a deal was signed.

Emmerson Mnagagwa,the Joint Operations Command Chairman has said they will go ahead and sign a power sharing deal with leader of an MDC faction Arther Mutambara and will be appointed Prime Minister.
“Tsvangirai is not special,we will go ahead and rule with Mutambara”, he was overhead saying as the ZANU PF delegation left Rainbow Towers on Tuesday night.