The Zimbabwe dollar lost value significantly between May and June as the government struggled to put brakes to the economic collapse.

A legal committee that was tasked by the National Assembly to review the statutory instrument last week issued a non-adverse report, which meant that the nomination fees will stand.

It appears the Mnangagwa administration plans to keep the valueless dollar as legal tender, dead in the water as it is.

Moti runs the African Chrome Fields (ACF), which has extensive interests in Zimbabwe’s mining industry.

The four-part investigation by Al Jazeera’s Investigations Unit exposed how gold smuggling gangs help criminals launder millions of dollars in countries such as Zimbabwe.

Instead of seeking to throw his weight around and illegally threatening journalists, Charamba should have just expressed his personal opinion plainly and maybe indicate intent to sue Al Jazeera.

It was produced by undercover journalists who infiltrated rival gangs that control Africa’s illicit gold industry, including Zimbabwe.

The PVO Act itself had been deemed to limit civil liberties by the African Commission for Human and People’s Rights.

Zimbabwe has a history of disputed elections that stretches to the early years of independence and there is need to break that vicious cycle.

So confident is Chamisa that he declares: “It’s all over!

The minister must show leadership by demonstrating to the police that professionalism is needed in dealing with such cases

After the fees review, UZ students are now expected to pay as much as US$1 000 a semester.

Kamambo’s executive was accused of corruption and maladministration, among a litany of charges.

It said many Gukurahundi victims remained traumatised.