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By newsday
June 15, 2020
AMH Voices Slider
TOBACCO farmers in Zimbabwe continue to suffer as tobacco companies are now taking advantage of the lockdown restrictions buying the crop at low prices as farmers are denied ...
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By newsday
June 15, 2020
Arts & Culture Slider
COMEDIENNE Tyra “Madam Boss” Chikocho yesterday distanced herself from a Twitter handle registered in her trade name which was used to call on Zimbabwean artists to speak out ...
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By newsday
November 12, 2019
National News
NEWLY-APPOINTED Local Government deputy minister Marian Chombo says she has put all her political setbacks behind and will focus on the key mandate assigned to her to eradicate corruption in local authorities. ...
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By newsday
July 16, 2019
National News
Mining stakeholders have urged government to adopt the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) to help promote transparency and curb corruption in the mining industry. ...
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By newsday
June 21, 2019
National News
ZANU PF bigwigs have reportedly issued death threats to politburo member and deputy youth league secretary Lewis Matutu after he threatened to expose corruption among his peers. ...
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By newsday
June 7, 2019
Allied Timbers recovery on track: Mnangagwa
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has urged management of Allied Timbers to uphold good corporate governance or risk being fired. ...
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By newsday
May 18, 2019
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
WHEN a country’s leadership is serious about fighting corruption, positive things happen. China and Singapore are examples of what happens when political leaders put their money where their mouths are ...
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By newsday
February 4, 2019
News Slider
The name Gupta has become synonymous with state corruption in South Africa, as the family allegedly used its friendship with Jacob Zuma when he was president to win contracts and pick cabinet members. ...
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By newsday
January 31, 2019
News Slider
South Africa’s deputy minister of finance and chairman of the state-owned Public Investment Corporation (PIC), Mondli Gungubele, said on Wednesday he had done nothing wrong after a whistleblower made new graft allegations at the pension fund. ...
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By newsday
January 30, 2019
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
During a December 20, 2018 appearance before a parliamentary committee, central bank governor John Mangudya was asked if it was sustainable for government to continue subsidising fuel. “Why not let all fuel retailers sell in forex?” one lawmaker asked. ...
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By newsday
January 30, 2019
Judge slams economic criminals
HIGH Court judge Justice Thompson Mabhikwa has urged government to capacitate the Judiciary to enable it to deal with perpetrators of economic crimes. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
May 25, 2015
Opinion & Editorials
SO this continent called Africa is categorised as poor because of poor economic management, corruption and bad politics. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
May 4, 2015
Columnists
The term “ex-ante review” means prospective review and is more proactive and widely accepted ahead of ex-post facto review that is regarded retrospective. ...
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By newsday
April 11, 2015
News
There was drama at the Harare Magistrates’ Court yesterday where convicted former Air Zimbabwe (AirZim) chief executive officer Peter Chikumba and the airline’s former company secretary Grace Pfumbidzai’s relatives openly wept after the two were slapped with a 10-year jail term each ...
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By newsday
February 23, 2015
News
VICE-President Emmerson Mnangagwa last Saturday assured Zanu PF supporters in Midlands province that plans to reopen the dormant giant steelmaking company Ziscosteel (now New Zimsteel) were at an advanced stage. ...
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By newsday
February 13, 2015
Ex-Kwekwe boss accused of being after quick buck
Former director of health services at Kwekwe City Council, Alva Senderayi, was yesterday castigated for seeking to make a fortune by filing a $150 000 civil defamation lawsuit against Alpha Media Holdings (AMH) over a “non-defamatory” article published by NewsDay four years ago. ...
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By newsday
December 27, 2014
National News
SOME Zanu PF activists in Chinhoyi have been accused of looting Christmas goodies donated to old people’s homes and children’s orphanage centres in the city. ...
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By newsday
October 9, 2014
News
WHENEVER the word “corruption” is mentioned in Zimbabwe, people are reminded of the various scandals involving politicians and company executives. ...
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By newsday
October 2, 2014
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
YOUNG people are very impressionable. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
May 26, 2014
News
ZANU PF politburo member Sikhanyiso Ndlovu has bemoaned corruption in the country especially among his party colleagues. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
April 9, 2014
Target corrupt ministers: Judge
PARLIAMENT should enact a code of conduct for the Vice-President, Cabinet ministers and their deputies to ensure accountability and curb rampant corruption and abuse of office. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
April 3, 2014
News
THE pain spawned by the country’s economic downturn over the past decade has been significantly felt among junior members of the Zimbabwe Republic Police. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
April 2, 2014
Multimedia News
Firebrand Hurungwe West MP Temba Mliswa has threatened to name and shame senior government officials who were allegedly bribed by businessman Billy Rautenbach to scandalise him in a ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
March 15, 2014
National News Politics
Lack of political will is standing in the way of the fight against corruption in Zimbabwe, top lawyers have said. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
March 13, 2014
National News
ZIMBABWE’S all-weather friend China yesterday said the government’s economic blueprint ZimAsset could only bear fruit if government dealt effectively with corruption. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
February 26, 2014
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
Zimbabwe has the dubious distinction of being the third most corrupt country in Africa. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
February 12, 2014
National News Politics
MDC-T leader and former Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday hit out at Zanu PF’s commitment to weed out corrupt elements within its rank and file. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
February 8, 2014
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
The media is always awash with reports of incidents of corruption. I don’t know whether corruption is increasing or it is the publicity that is increasing. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
January 13, 2014
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
The talk of corruption in Zimbabwe is becoming a truism as it happens every day and society complains about it all the time. ...
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By Tinotenda Samukange
October 23, 2013
News
GOVERNMENT should fully automate its systems in order to fight corruption in Zimbabwe, Standards Association of Zimbabwe director general Eve Gadzikwa has said. ...
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