FORMER Vice-President Joice Mujuru, despite being sacked from government, and had all her security details withdrawn last week Monday evening, will continue living off taxpayers as the Constitution says she will draw a pension equivalent to her monthly salary as long
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe yesterday named hardliner Emmerson Mnangagwa as his vice-president, putting the former justice minister in pole position to succeed him. Mugabe announced the appointment at party headquarters to loud applause, days after sacking one-time presidential hopeful Joice
Presidium President Robert Mugabe – 2 VPS – Emmerson Mnangagwa 1st Zanu PF Vice President – Phelekezela Mphoko 2nd Vice President New Zanu PF Secretary for Administration – Ignatius Chombo Secretary for the Commissariat is Cde Saviour Kasukuwere, Secretary for
LATCHING onto what is becoming an increasingly predictable path where the government-owned Herald newspaper carries an obvious front page ‘expose’ of beleaguered former vice president Joice Mujuru’s alleged rap sheet of ‘indiscretions’, social media has been parodying the publication under
Tyson Fury’s gritty if unspectacular win over Dereck Chisora in London on Saturday will hardly have caused reigning heavyweight number one Wladimir Klitschko any sleepless nights. Fury’s win made him the number one contender for the WBO belt held by
by Ken Yamamoto ZIMBABWE’S Vice President, or VeePee (VP), as she is often called, Mrs Joice Mujuru, is in an extremely unenviable position at the moment. I doubt she has slept well at night for the last three months. For
Suspended Zanu PF spokesperson Rugare Gumbo, who now also stands accused of sensational treason charges by the State media and his party enemies, says he is neither afraid nor losing sleep over the “trumped-up” allegations that he was involved in
Editor’s note: In this article Ken Yamamoto, a researcher on Africa at a Tokyo Institute, questions President Robert Mugabe’s sincerity in dealing with the country’s corruption scourge. Yamamoto cites several historic scandals where little or no action was taken while those
Alex T. Magaisa So finally, the lady has spoken. Yesterday, Vice President Joice Mujuru issued a statement in response to the co-ordinated, systematic and sustained assault upon her reputation carried out by her opponents through the agency of the State