Teachers have called upon the government to stick to the November 2020 conditions of service agreement by paying them the minimum US$550 at the interbank rate and to be vaccinated against the coronavirus ahead of the phased reopening of schools later this month. Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Paul Mavima, said teachers should not worry as the National Joint Negotiation Council (NJNC) engagement was in progress. Mavima added that the issue of vaccination will be addressed through the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education. He said: The engagement is in process. NJNC will meet soon to discuss those issues. We are pushing Treasury for speed on that issue. The other specific issues such as vaccination are addressed through the Ministry of Primary and Secondary
Kembo Mohadi remains Zanu PF Vice President and second secretary. Addressing journalists after the 349th ordinary session of the Politburo at the party’s headquarters in Harare on Wednesday, Zanu Pf national spokesperson Simon Khaya Moyo said the party had received and accepted Mohadi’s resignation but this will not affect his position in the ruling party. Former Vice President Kembo Mohadi, who resigned recently over allegations of improper romantic relationships with married subordinates, will retain his portfolio as Zanu PF’s second secretary, the party has said. He said: The resignation of the former vice president from the government will not affect Cde Mohadi’s position in the party. He will remain the second secretary and vice president of the party. I
United States President Joe Biden has renewed sanctions on Zimbabwean government officials for allegedly undermining “Zimbabwe’s democratic processes or institutions”. This comes about a month after the United Kingdom announced its first set of sanctions targeting four Zimbabwean security chiefs since leaving the European Union. The UK sanctioned State security minister Owen Ncube, police chief Godwin Matanga, Central Intelligence Organisation boss Isaac Moyo and former Presidential Guard commander Anselem Nhamo Sanyatwe. Meanwhile, in a notice sent to Congress on Wednesday, President Biden also accused President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government of posing “an unusual and extraordinary threat to the foreign policy of the United States.”
Khama Billiat’s contract with Kaizer Chiefs is almost up and the club is reportedly entertaining offers from anyone who wants to buy the Zimbabwean player. Sources that spoke to Soccer Laduma said Amakhosi is ready to sell Billiat to anyone who comes with the right offer right now: ..Amakhosi are now prepared to sell Billiat if the right offer comes along, but for them to have a strong bargaining power the club has to exercise his one-year option and indications are that Chiefs plan to, otherwise they risk losing him without getting a cent. When Billiat’s Manager Godrey Bakasa was contacted to comment on the player’s possible departure from Amakhosi Bakasa said Billiat is currently focused on healing and getting back on his field: There are no tal
5 facts you didn’t know about ZDF Commander Valerio Sibanda who might become the VP. General Philip Valerio Sibanda has been tipped to be Zimbabwe’s next Vice President, replacing Kembo Mohadi, who resigned on Monday following accusations of illicit affairs with his married aides. We present below a few things you probably did not know about Philip Valerio Sibanda. He is a Zimbabwean military general and the current Commander of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces a post he took from General Constantino Chiwenga who was taking the Vice President post.Before that, Sibanda was the Commander of the Zimbabwe National Army a position he held from December 2003 to December 2017 when the Zimbabwe Defence Forces launched Operation Restore Legacy. General Sibanda is the first former ZIPR
So sad, here is one of the marriages VP Mohadi ruined. It was a happy day when dancer Martin married his sweetheart, Chevaughn, who was then lured to Vice President Mohadi’s office. The marriage has since collapsed and the Vice President resigned! VP Mohadi’s alleged affair with a married woman wrecks her marriage. According to the publication, Choeni’s husband Martin Chabuka ended his marriage after the scandal broke. The infamous affair between Vice President Kembo Mohadi and his alleged married lover Chervaughn Choeni has reportedly ended her marriage, ZimLive reports. Martin Chabuka had reportedly proposed to Choeni in November 2020 reportedly refused to comment on the issue and changed his Facebook status to divorced. The marriage of a
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For the first time in 2021, Zimbabwe on Saturday recorded zero COVID-19 deaths, bringing hope to the nation that President Emmerson Mnangagwa will finally open up the country to allow citizens to hustle for their families. In January alone, the country registered an average of 27 COVID-19 deaths on a daily basis bringing the total number of COVID-19 deaths in the month to 837 deaths compared to 244 in February. On Saturday the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) reported 14 new cases, all of them local cases. The cumulative number of deaths as of 27 February 2021 stood at 1 463, 36 058 positive cases and 32 590 recoveries. The national recovery rate has crept up to 90.4% and 3 126 frontline workers have been vaccinated. Zimbabwe reverted to a hard lockdown on 5 January
The teachers’ union wants the government to declare an order that pupils repeat their classes so that they proceed to the next level after acquiring the requisite knowledge as stipulated in the curricular. The Progressive Teachers’ Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) is pushing for the government to nullify the 2020 academic year so that pupils have adequate time to cover essential elements of the syllabi, after normal learning was disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. “It is almost a year now without proper learning taking place in schools,” PTUZ spokesperson Peter Machenjera said. “Considering that a human mind has the propensity to delete automatically any dormant files, it means that when schools reopen, most pupils would have forgotten concepts taught before 2020.&
Drama as family buries wrong body Drama as family buries the wrong body. A family insider, speaking to B Metro, said a misunderstanding broke out after the late Mthokozisi Ndlovu’s family members were handed a wrong body by Falakhe Funeral Services officials. Chaos and confusion reigned for a family from Lobengula West suburb after they were given a wrong body by a funeral parlour and had to travel all the way to Plumtree to exhume the body of their loved one for reburial in Bulawayo. “On Tuesday at around 8am, we left for Falakhe funeral parlour to take the body of our late relative Mthokozisi Ndlovu (34), who had died last week at Thorngrove hospital, for burial at Luveve Cemetery. “But we were surprised to see the funeral parlour officials seeming to be too busy
