@matinyarare@MagagadaCharles@phunyukabamphte@Newzroom405@daddyhope Rutendo last time we met on ZBC you did not do better yourself in explaining this law. Instead you tried to divert the discussion from the law at hand to some political issues. I am happy you agree that the Minister failed to explain this law like u. I challenge you to round 2!
ZANU PF spokesperson Chris Mutsvangwa said he doesn't care about the 18 000 formal jobs under threat from the PVO Bill.
"Those who are working in the NGOs should start looking for other jobs," he said.
#StopThePVObill
Close to 100 buses including school buses used to ferry supports from the whole of Mashonaland East to Rudhaka Stadium for a ZANU PF rally to be addressed by VP Chiwenga.
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Presidential guards on Nov 27 bashed a Harare’s Waterfalls man, Malvern Samakande for allegedly failing to obey orders to stop when Pres Mnangagwa’s motorcade was passing. Bruised, Samakande was fined ZWL2000 after @ZimHRNGOForum intervention.
Mt Darwin Police Officer in Trouble over Song
A Mt Darwin police officer Constable Spencer Chitere has been hauled before the police tribunal on allegations of displaying materials of political significance in contravention of Police Act.
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CASE ALERT
Muchinguri Seeks Supreme Court Protection Following
1 August 2018 Shooting Decision
"Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri left exposed to payment of damages of up to US$ 40 000 to two victims of the 1 August 2018 shootings"
The Minister of Defence and War Veteran’s Affairs is now liable to pay damages of up to forty thousand United States dollars to two Victims of the 1 August 2018 shootings.Andy Manyeruke and Dzikamai Chivanga were represented by the Forum’s Advocate Mandide and Darlington Marange.
The matter is a serious test for the apex court whose judges were cited in the high court matter. Now that Former CJ Malaba decided not to sit in the matter, what remains to be seen is if the judges will be judges in their own matter!
The challenge is made more interesting following the swearing-in of Supreme Court judges yesterday. When Chamunorwa Chingwe's case was filed government refused under oath that a swearing in was imminent. @ZimEye@zimlive@WeArePindula@HStvNews@NewZimbabweCom@263Chat