Mike Chimombe and Moses Mpofu are set to learn their fate today, as they face sentencing for their roles in the Presidential Goat Pass-on Scheme scandal. The duo was convicted of using forged documents to secure a tender, resulting in a US$7 million loss to the government.
The State is seeking a hefty 35-year prison sentence, citing the seriousness of the crime and the need to send a strong message to deter others.
By Aldridge Dzvene HARARE — President and First Secretary of ZANU PF, His Excellency Cde Dr Emmerson D. Mnangagwa, has sharpened the ruling party’s development mandate by placing the material improvement of citizens’ lives at the centre of political organisation, Government implementation and grassroots engagement, signalling that the credibility of the Second Republic’s programme will […]
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Story by Godfrey M Bonda HARARE — The ZANU PF Harare Province Youth League has begun preparations for the forthcoming party conference, with provincial youth leaders identifying the state of the party, poverty eradication, women’s affairs and drug and substance abuse among key issues requiring attention in the resolutions process. Speaking at the Harare Province […]
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Otillia Makomo Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development, Hon. Advocate F.T. Mhona, has stepped up Government’s oversight of major road projects in Harare, conducting an on-site inspection of the Mabvuku Interchange and the Mutare Road/Harare Drive Interchange in Msasa as construction gathers momentum. The inspection comes as Government pushes ahead with a wider programme to […]
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