Suspended Zanu PF Youth league commissar Godfrey Tsenengamu has invited individuals and organizations to join his movement in fighting corruption. Representatives from civil society, church,
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ED appoints Mass Media Trust board
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has appointed a six-member board of trustees for the Zimbabwe Mass Media Trust (ZMMT) to oversee operations of news organisations where the State
Govt reversed its decision on exam fees
The Primary and Secondary Education ministry yesterday reversed its decision to hike this year’s Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Council (Zimsec) exam fees following an outcry by
Agric ministry justifies Zhuwao farm seizure
Lands and Agriculture ministry has defended its decision to repossess the late former President Robert Mugabe’s nephew Robert Zhuwao’s farm in Zvimba, arguing the previous
Tsenengamu: We’re not backing down
Suspended ZANU PF Youth League Commissar Godfrey Tsenengamu said they will not reverse their decision to fight corruption even after their meeting with the party’s
Matutu, Tsenengamu Playing Games
In a shocking twist of events since the beginning of the week, were by Cde Lewis Matutu and Cde Godfrey Tsenengamu started off on a
ZIMSEC Announces June, November Examination Fees
THE recent increase in examination fees by the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) has sparked an outcry among parents, with most saying the hike will
ZUPCO transport system, the only affordable service in Zim
With the high cost of living in Zimbabwe owing to inflation pressures, the general populace has been subjected to long ques, elicit pressures and all
ICT Parliamentarians Bemoan Maitengwe bad road state
ICT Parliamentary portfolio Committee members who are currently on a nationwide shared base station visits have called upon the responsible authorities to rehabilitate the road
Defiant Tsenengamu vows to expose looters
A defiant suspended ZANU PF Youth League commissar Godfrey Tsenengamu has vowed to continue his fight against corruption, stressing that neither the ZWL$10 million lawsuits