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ZIMBABWE REFUSES TO REVERSE THE LAND REFORM AMID US DEMANDS Zimbabwe's ambassador to South Africa David Hamadziripi said the US sanctions were a result of the country’s land reform. Picture: Supplied. ZIMBABWE US SANCTIONS DAVID HAMADZIRIPI PRETORIA - Zimbabwe's ambassador to South Africa David Hamadziripi said the United States demands to return property seized in the land reform programme will not be honoured. The US has made this a condition for sanctions to be lifted. Hamadziripi atten...

●Call for unity ahead of people’s conference TEAM-ZANU-PF NEWS  By TEAM-ZANU-PF Admins Desk_  Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) has called for unity ahead of ZANU PF’s Annual National People’s Conference scheduled for December. The 18th Annual National People’s Conference will be held at Goromonzi High School in Mashonaland East Province from December 10 to the 15th. Speaking during a Provincial Committee meeting held in Marondera over the weekend, Mashonaland Ea...

   1'  William Chikoto JUST IN: Herald appoints acting editor 28 OCT, 2019 - 23:10 Herald Reporter The Zimpapers Group has appointed former Herald Editor William Chikoto as the interim editor of the flagship daily with immediate effect following the departure of Tichaona Zindoga. Zindoga has been acting editor since the beginning of this year.  Tichaona Zindoga Chikoto edited The Herald from 2009 to 2012 before being appointed Editorial Executive. In that position, Chikoto was in...

ILLEGAL sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe are negatively affecting regional groupings like SADC and the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) as the country has failed to meet macro-economic targets due to the adverse effects of the embargo. This is contained in a paper prepared by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade that was presented to Cabinet recently. “Sanctions are affecting the smooth running of regional groupings such as Sadc and Comesa. The SADC macroe...

The Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (ZUPCO) and the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) yesterday indicated that they are ready to ferry people from different parts of the country intending to take part in the main anti-sanctions march in Harare on Friday. ZUPCO said it was ready to release buses throughout the country, while the NRZ indicated that it will run free special passenger trains from Bulawayo and Mutare to Harare. ZUPCO acting chief executive Mr Everisto Madangwa said the...