2022/2023 NSTF-South32 Awards | The Mail & Guardian
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Zimbabwean Opposition At Its Weakest Since 1999, Says Prof. Jonathan Moyo
HARARE - Self-exiled former ZANU PF politburo member Jonathan Moyo has said the opposition CCC is not prepared for the upcoming general elections and will lose dismally. Moyo said this while commenting on the results of a recent survey by Afrobarometer and the Mass Public Opinion Institute (MPOI) which showed that CCC leader Nelson Chamisa’s…
Source: thezimbabwemail.com
From silence to strength: Amplifying the voices of young South Africans - Gordon Institute of Business Science
The Gauteng MEC for Transport and Logistics, Kedibone Diale-Tlabela, has announced the commencement of the recruitment process to appoint a new Gautrain Management Agency (GMA) CEO when the current CEO's term ends...
Source: bizcommunity.com
Prof. Jonathan Moyo challenges Prof. Mthuli Ncube to speak out on economic implosion
EXILED former cabinet minister, Jonathan Moyo has taken a swipe at Finance minister, Mthuli Ncube for turning a blind eye to the deteriorating economic situation as the local currency continues to experience a sharp decline and prices soar. The Zimbabwean dollar has collapsed against the USD with the black market rate now ranging between $3 800 and $4 000 while…
Source: thezimbabwemail.com
Jonathan Moyo fumes, slams Uebert Angel as Mnangagwa's govt makes dramatic somersault on Gold Mafia
THE government’s decision to abandon its no-comment position on the ‘Gold Mafia’ scandal is ‘welcome’ but the statement issued Tuesday by information minister Monica Mutsvangwa is “manifestly vague and embarrassing in that it lends itself to multiple interpretations; some of which are cynical”. This was said by exiled former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo in
Source: myzimbabwe.co.zw