James Gwati

4 days ago | zimeye.net | James Gwati

Mnangagwa Now An Airborne President Amid Secretive, Costly Foreign Trips By A Correspondent-President Emmerson Mnangagwa has left Moscow for Belarus following his participation in Russia’s 80th Victory Day commemorations held at the Kremlin’s Red Square on Friday. His next stop, Belarus, further signals deepening ties with Eastern European authoritarian states under the guise of economic cooperation.

5 days ago | zimeye.net | James Gwati

Top Masvingo School Head Arrested For Fraud By A Correspondent – Police in Masvingo have arrested Victoria High School headmaster, Lovemore Chabaya, on allegations of corruption involving fraudulent travel and subsistence (T&S) claims. Chabaya appeared at the Masvingo Magistrates’ Court this week, facing fraud charges related to facilitating double claims for T&S allowances for a senior official in the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education.

5 days ago | zimeye.net | James Gwati

Moses Langa Wins ZANU PF Insiza North Primaries By Political Reporter-Moses Langa has emerged victorious in the ZANU PF primary election for the Insiza North constituency, defeating more than six other contenders in a tightly contested internal poll held on Saturday. He now awaits formal confirmation when the Nomination Court sits on May 15. In Gutu East, Zvarevashe Masvingise will stand as the ZANU PF candidate after winning the primaries conducted earlier on April 16.

5 days ago | zimeye.net | James Gwati

4000 Chivi Families Face Eviction By A Correspondent- The government is planning to relocate more than 3,600 families in Chivi District to roll out the long-awaited Tugwi Mukosi dam Master PlanAccording to a recently released draft of the master plan—now open for public consultation over a three-month period—3,652 households in Chivi and Masvingo Rural Districts are likely to be directly affected, primarily through displacement.

6 days ago | zimeye.net | James Gwati

Zimbabwe Loses 40% Gold Revenue To Smugglers By Business Reporter-Zimbabwe is losing up to 40% of its gold revenue to smuggling syndicates, Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando has revealed—confirming long-standing allegations of systemic looting raised in high-profile international investigations.