Great Zimbabwe University is evicting residents of Mashava who live in Chemberi, where the university's campus hostels are also located. The university plans to expand its hostels, which is why it is evicting the residents. However, these residents are owed money by their former employer, Shabanie-Mashava Mines (SMM) Holdings, which has ceased operations. SMM had allowed the residents to stay in the houses as compensation for their unpaid salaries, with a promise to pay them in the future. In December 2012, SMM leased its Mashava properties to the university. @mhtestd@daddyhope@zanupf_patriots@edmnangagwa@InfoMinZW@nelsonchamisa@PoliceZimbabwe@ZLHRLawyers@JSCZim@MoJLPA@amnesty_zim@ZimRightsLIVE@zhrc365
@NewsHawksLive@KansengwaYobhe Maybe it could be shot dead rather than killed i believe killed is too strong especially in a case where law enforcement is concerned
@NzombeEmmanuel@daddyhope I am also a journo and an academic and I dont rely on anyone's handouts for me to do my job and I am very open minded and objective I believe in prividing facts backed by evidence not hearsay
@NzombeEmmanuel@daddyhope Taurai mune evidence baba I objectively called upon him to bring evidence of who was bribed when where and how and by whom rather than criminalising all Zim journos and the know it all attitude is killing your so called hero who flushes out corruption