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Emmerson Mnangagwa, The Leader Of The Zanu-pf, Nelson Chamisa (Of The Citizens Coalition For Change), And Saviour Kasukuwere (Of The Independent Party) Are The Only Viable Political Contenders In Zimbabwe’s August 23 Elections.

We Have Heard Speeches From Mnangagwa Thus Far, But It Is Unclear From His Message To The Electorate How, If Re-elected, He Intends To Lead Zimbabwe To Become An Economic Powerhouse.

Being Competitive Was Vice President Constatino Chiwenga, Who On Monday Spoke To Alleged Party Supporters In Harare And Promised To Give Mbare Musika A Facelift.

The Government-sponsored Destruction Of Informal Businesses In June 2005, Which Affected Over 80% Of Adults Who Relied On The Informal Sector, Is Something That The People Of Mbare Do Not Forget.

Five Years After His Previous Visit To Mbare, Chiwenga Returns With A New Promise To Modernise The City’s Oldest High-density Suburb. The Last Time He Was There, He Promised To Construct Swimming Pools For The Locals.

Since His Last Visit, Which Was Five Years Ago, Not A Single Pool Has Been Built In Mbare.

People Must Question And Hold Accountable Such Leaders.

The Zanu-pf Script, Which Has Run Out Of Ideas And Has Fallen Back On The Same Empty Promises, Was Simple To Read.

Zanu-pf Has Vowed To Do Everything In Its Power To Better The Lives Of The Populace And Has Accused The Local Authorities Run By The Opposition Of Failing To Provide Urban Residents With High-quality Services.

The Goal Of Zanu-pf Is To Gain Cheap Electoral Points.

For The Past Two Decades, The Ruling Party Has Accomplished Nothing. The Political Slogan It Uses Is A Tired Piece Of Political Rhetoric.

It’s Time To Dump That Organisation Because It Won’t Deliver If You See The Ruling Party Making Last-minute Promises To The Electorate About Service Delivery During An Election.

Such A Political Entity Has No Concern For People.

Zimbabweans Must Not Miss This Chance To Elect A New Administration That Will Provide A Better Future For All Citizens.
Robert Koni

Lizwe Sweswe, Coach Of The Bulawayo Chiefs, Has Resigned. His Resignation’s Motivations Are Still Unclear.

In A Statement, Bulawayo Chiefs Confirmed The Development.

Coach Lizwe Sweswe Has Offered His Resignation From The Club, Effective Immediately, The Executive Of Bulawayo Chiefs Fc Would Like To Announce.

Coach Lizwe Sweswe Has So Far Played A Great Role, Thus This Was Received With Sadness. Having Said That, The Team Will Respect His Choice, According To The Statement.

In The Meanwhile, Assistant Coach Joseph Sibindi Will Maintain The Fort. With Fc Platinum, Sweswe Won The Castle Lager Premier Soccer League Championship In 2019. Sweswe Has Had A Strong Season And Leaves The Bulawayo Team In The Top Ten.

A Zhongtong Bus Struck A Filabusi Woman As She Was Crossing The Road, Killing Her.

Inspector Loveness Mangena, The Spokeswoman For The Matabeleland South Provincial Police, Confirmed The Incident That Took Place On July 4 At Around 7 P.m. At The 153-kilometer Marker Along The Masvingo-mbalabala Road.

She Said That Nokuthula Ndlovu Was Struck By The Bus At The 153-kilometer Mark When She Crossed The Road On Her Way Home.

“I Can Vouch For The Fact That We Captured A Fatal Car Accident In Which A Pedestrian Perished After Being Struck By A Bus. When A Zhongtong Bus Travelling From Masvingo To Mbalabala Struck Nokuthula Ndlovu As She Crossed The Street, It Was In Motion. She Said, “She Died Right There.

When Driving On The Roads, Insp. Mangena Urged Drivers To Use Caution. She Also Pleaded For Drivers To Obey Speed Limits.

“I Would Like To Request That Drivers Use Caution And Refrain From Speeding While Travelling On Roads. Drivers Must Respect Speed Limits Set On Public Roads. Even When They Arrive In Busy Towns Along The Highways, Some Drivers Continue To Drive At A High Speed, She Said.

According To The Deputy Mines Minister, The Zimbabwean Government Will Meet With Benedict Peters, A Nigerian Billionaire Who Owns Bravura Holdings Ltd., To Discuss Delays To A Platinum Project In The Country Of Southern Africa.

Polite Kambamura Stated In An Interview In The Capital, Harare, That “We Are Meeting Them Later This Week” And That They Had Him “Worried.”

In Selous, About 50 Miles South Of The Capital, Bravura Received A 3,000 Hectare (7,400 Acre) Concession In 2019.

Continue Reading: Nigerian Billionaire Plans To Dig Platinum Mine In Zimbabwe

Emails And Phone Calls To Bravura’s Harare Management Went Unanswered.

The Second-largest Platinum Reserves In The World Are In Zimbabwe, Where It Also Occurs With Base Metals Like Nickel And Copper.

Peters Has Little Mining Experience While Owning Aiteo Eastern E&p Co., Nigeria’s Largest Domestic Oil Producer.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa, According To Community-based Organisations (Cbos) In The Manicaland Province, Does Not Want To Acknowledge That Zimbabwe Is Experiencing Severe Economic Difficulties That Have Left Its Citizens Despairing And Desperate For A Change In The Country’s Leadership.

This Was Revealed At A Recent Mutasa District Alternative Mining Indaba Organised Jointly By The Zimbabwe Council Of Churches (Zcc) And The Zimbabwe Coalition On Debt And Development (Zimcodd) And Held In Mutare.

The Purpose Of The Meeting Was To Give Communities In The Mutasa District A Forum To Discuss Their Experiences Combating Discriminatory Mining Policies And Practises. Community Members Accused Mnangagwa Of Not Listening To Concerns Raised By Citizens, Saying They Were Worried That Their Grievances Had Been Falling On Deaf Ears.

“It’s Unfortunate That As Zimbabweans, Everything We Want Isn’t Happening For Us. We Have Complaints, But No One Is Listening. According To Zondai Marufu From Penhalonga, “Our President Does Not Want To Accept The Reality That The Nation’s Economy Is In Disarray.”

The President Has Advisors, But He Refuses To Take Their Advice. He Simply Refuses To Acknowledge The Fact That This Nation Is In Shambles. Even If We Occasionally Require Spiritual Intervention, He Continues To Reject Church Leaders’ Counsel.

Zcc Board Member Daphine Mudarikwa Claimed That Attempts To Engage Mnangagwa Had Failed.

“I Stand With The Bishops” Was The Name Of A Campaign We Ran To Encourage Communication With The President. But Occasionally, The President Was Unable To Hear Our Concerns. The Bishops Have Tried To Advise The President In Their Capacity, But To No Avail,” She Said. Natural Resources Are Abundant In Zimbabwe, According To Mudarikwa, And If Properly Managed, They Have The Potential To Improve The Quality Of Life For Its People.

However, She Added, “Poor Governance Characterised By Corruption, Irresponsible Mining, And Mineral Resource Leakages In General Undermines The Mining Sector’s Potential To Turn Around An Impoverished Nation’s Economic Fortunes.

Residents Of Penhalonga Expressed Concern Over The Exploitation Of Gold Without The Community’s Benefit.

The Chair Of The Penhalonga Residents And Ratepayers Trust, Weston Makoni, Questioned Why There Weren’t Any Controls In Place To Prevent Gold Leaks.

Small-scale And Artisanal Miners Use Unsafe Mining Techniques. They Have Turned The Area Into A Blight On The Environment, With Abandoned Mines Visible Everywhere, Even On Roads, And Endangering Not Only People But Also Their Livestock, Which Frequently Gets Stuck In These Gullies, He Said.

A Resident Named Tracy Mutasa Claimed Penhalonga Lacked The Fundamental Infrastructure Necessary For A Community With Vast Mineral Deposits.

“Russian And Belarusian Companies Operate In The Region, But Community Welfare Has Been The Least Of The Companies’ And The Government’s Concerns Where The Investment Deals Are Made In Secret Violating The Principles Of Transparency And Accountability,” She Said.

Residents Urged Mnangagwa To Address Their Concerns And Clean Up The Mess In Penhalonga, Where Millions Of Dollars’ Worth Of Gold Had Been Syphoned Off By Carefully Planned Syndicates.