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Parliament urged to urgently table Minerals Amendment Bill - Vimarsana News

Parliament urged to urgently table Minerals Amendment Bill

PARLIAMENTARY Portfolio Committee on Mines and Mining Development chairperson, Mr. Edmund Mkaratigwa has said the draft Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill should be tabled in the legislative assembly during the first session of Parliament. He said the Bill should be among the key priorities during this session of Parliament. This comes as the sector is…

Miners demand input into proposed Bill  - Zimbabwe Situation - Vimarsana News

Miners demand input into proposed Bill  - Zimbabwe Situation

ZIMBABWE’S 1,5 million strong small-scale miners yesterday said they were worried that the much-talked about Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill

ZELA redflags development induced human rights abuses - Vimarsana News

ZELA redflags development induced human rights abuses

THE Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (Zela) has said development projects should not contribute to human rights violations.

Key secys changed frequently in last four years, PA told - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Key secys changed frequently in last four years, PA told - Newspaper

Opposition MPA says removal orders should carry cogent reasons

Source: dawn.com
Can "government Catch Government"? - Vimarsana News

Can "government Catch Government"?

IN one of his satirical books – Soza Boy, if my memory serves me right – the Ogoni writer, Ken Saro-Wiwa (who was brutally executed in November 1995 by General Sani Abacha, the corrupt Nigerian dictator) wrote that corruption continued to exist in Nigeria “because government cannot catch government”. I laughed at that statement when I first came across it around 1986. And I was reminded of Saro-Wiwa's words the other day as I watched an extraordinary video on Joy News, in which a very brave reporter, Erastus Asare Donkor, and his crew, were harassed by armed military men, whilst th...