Emmerson Mnangagwa appoints Major Gen. Matatu as Zimbabwe National Army commander, following Kirsty Coventry’s election as IOC president
Emmerson Mnangagwa
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Mathibela faces surveillance and possible detention over planned anti-corruption protests in Zimbabwe
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President Mnangagwa reaffirmed ZANU PF’s commitment to people-centered development, highlighting progress in agriculture, mining, ICT, and national unity.
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Military tanks in Harare have fueled coup fears as ZANU-PF divisions deepen. Government calls it routine, but residents remain skeptical amid political tensions
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The Beitbridge bus crash has been declared a national disaster. President Mnangagwa urges road safety improvements after 24 lives were lost.
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War veterans challenge Mnangagwa’s extended rule, but the government labels them hypocrites with political motives, defending the president’s commitment to veterans
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War veterans accuse Mnangagwa of betraying Zimbabwe’s liberation values and demand his resignation for fostering corruption, cronyism, and failed leadership
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Zimbabwean politicians like Mnangagwa, Chamisa, and Coventry are shaping the nation’s future through leadership, reform, and youth-focused initiatives
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Nelson Chamisa denies Harare land corruption claims and calls for President Mnangagwa to also appear before the commission of inquiry.
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Dexter Nduna publicly apologizes to President Mnangagwa for falsely claiming he graduated from UZ, pledging to retake exams and restore his credibility.