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"ED is an artful conman" – ZimEye - Vimarsana News

"ED is an artful conman" – ZimEye

When President Emmerson Mnangagwa made Constantino Chiwenga the Health minister — or rather, the VP made himself the Health minister — a couple of years ago, some of us holed hoarse and far. So, when Mnangagwa removed Chiwenga from that position when he announced his latest cabinet after the August elections, there was a silent…

Source: zimeye.net
Mnangagwa Places 13 Critical Laws Under His Private Control - Vimarsana News

Mnangagwa Places 13 Critical Laws Under His Private Control

In a recent and significant move, President Emmerson Mnangagwa of the Republic of Zimbabwe has taken direct control over 13 critical Acts (laws). These Acts, including the Anti-Corruption Commission Act, Interception of Communications Act, and the Sovereign Wealth Fund Act, have been placed under the personal administration of the President. https://twitter.com/ZimEye/status/1715564460490813657?t=oH1KWwwXONRiPmkdgYfmLg&s=19 This development is outlined…

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Governor answers questions on Commission of Inquiry - Vimarsana News

Governor answers questions on Commission of Inquiry

Important progress has been made on governance reforms recommended last year by the Commission of Inquiry, but much more work is needed.

COI members begin probe into foreign vessels' entry - Vimarsana News

COI members begin probe into foreign vessels' entry

Five Commission of Inquiry (COI) members have been appointed to begin probe into matters relating to the entry of foreign vessels, Ly Son 369 and Ly Son 168.

Inquiry into allegations following arrival of fishing vessels - Vimarsana News

Inquiry into allegations following arrival of fishing vessels

The Government will establish a Commission of Inquiry (COI) today to inquire whether there are genuine breaches of the law following the arrival of two foreign vessels anchored at the