Norman Markham News Today

The idiom is used to emphasise that sometimes, real events are stranger than imaginary ones.

The government-owned Kuvimba Mining House which has been a subject of speculation since its formation with some reports saying it is owned by controversial businessman Kuda Tagwirei came under the spotlight last week when Harare North legislator Norman Markham demanded to know who owns it, what it owns and how it got what it owns.…

The government-owned Kuvimba Mining House which has been a subject of speculation since its formation with some reports saying it is owned by controversial businessman Kuda Tagwirei came under the spotlight last week when Harare North legislator Norman Markham demanded to know who owns it, what it owns and how it got what it owns.

Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa today called on President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission to release the voters’ roll saying disputed elections are bad for the country. One of his twitter followers, however, said she would sue ZEC if it releases her personal details because Chamisa is likely to splash them

HARARE - Opposition legislator Norman Markham has accused Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube of lying that former white farmers had agreed to a new compensation plan. Presenting his 2023 budget last month Ncube said farmers had agreed a new compensation plan in September 2022 which would be in two parts. The first part involved an interim…

After the deed of settlement was signed, the city of Harare transferred land, stand 654 Pomona, to Augur for the airport road construction project.

Fairclot Investments, trading as Trucking and Construction Company (T&C) is embroiled in a payment dispute with businessman Ken Sharpe.

Zimbabwe Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube might have understated the amount that Zimbabwe owes to China by US$873 million, opposition legislator Norman Markham said yesterday. Markham said Mthuli Ncube had told Parliament that Zimbabwe owed China US$2.7 billion but had repaid US$153 billion leaving a balance of US$1.7 billion. “It is not, it is $2.64 billion…

Opposition legislators and human rights activists say the proposed Bill is flawed and that it contains controversial clauses that should be subjected to scrutiny and debate.

They renegotiated the deal and Augur gave Fairclot the Pomona stand, which it had obtained from Harare City Council as security.