Month: July 2024

Zanu PF Officials Arrested for Corruption in Mhondoro Mubaira

By Change Radio Mashonaland West Correspondent    In a breakthrough development, Zanu PF officials in Mhondoro Mubaira have been arrested for corruption, following exposés by Change Radio this week. The officials, including Councilor Chirwa, Manyanda, Mamombe, Mrs. Murebwa and Councilor’s secretary Mrs. Marowa, allegedly stole 50 bags of maize donated by Social Welfare in Ward 5. The police recovered the loot from various locations, including Mubaira, Headmen Guvamombe’s residence, and the accused persons’ homes. This development comes after Change Radio blew the whistle on the corrupt activities of Zanu PF leadership in Mhondoro Mubaira. The arrests are a testament...

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A Crocco Will Never Announce When It Will Leave The Waters

By Jefferson Chitando   Mnangagwa’s statement that he will step down in 2028 must not be taken seriously by Zimbabweans. Remember a crocodile will never announce when it will leave the water…it is its own secret. This statement was meant to achieve three objectives for Mnangagwa÷ 1) Fractional Silencing Mnangagwa wants to silence the political rival faction in ZanuPF.There are people in ZanuPF who believe that 2017 coup was based on a gentleman’s agreement. An agreement that the risk takers like Chiwenga, Mutsvangwa etc (unfortunately many like General Moyo, Shiri etc are no more) will takeover power immediately after...

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The True Test of Character: Loyalty and Resolve in Challenging Times

By Innocent Nhira   As the dust settles after the splinter team led by Welshman Ncube and the cabal broke away from President Advocate Nelson Chamisa, citizens from across the nation are speaking out. Change Radio spoke to Chegutu Deputy Mayor Councillor Edward Dzeka, who expressed his unwavering support for President Chamisa. “Those who want to leave are free to do so, we believe in democracy. But I only recognize President Advocate Nelson Chamisa as the legitimate leader, chosen by 2 million voters. We stand with him.” Moreblessing Nkomo Also Known As Madzimai VeShanduko from Bulawayo echoed similar sentiments,...

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Zimbabwean Politician Job Sikhala Reveals CID Law and Order’s Surprise Visit to His Home

By Innocent Nhira   In a surprising turn of events, Zimbabwean opposition politician Job Sikhala disclosed on Twitter that officers from CID Law and Order visited his residence in Chitungwiza, searching for him. Sikhala, who is currently undergoing medical treatment outside of Zimbabwe, expressed his confusion regarding the motives behind the state agents’ actions. “I woke up to loads of messages in my inbox from my neighbors and friends that officers from CID Law and Order visited my house in Chitungwiza last night looking for me,” Sikhala tweeted. “Today, I have advised my lawyer Harrison Nkomo to go and...

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A New Era for Zimbabwean Policing: Championing Human Rights and Accountability

By Innocent Nhira   In a recent Twitter thread, Advocate Nelson Chamisa outlined a comprehensive vision for reforming Zimbabwe’s police service. The proposed reforms prioritize human rights, accountability, and community-driven approaches, marking a significant departure from the country’s history of police brutality and oppression. Advocate Chamisa’s eight-point plan includes the adoption of a rights-based policing approach, fostering a culture of human rights and citizen dignity, and ensuring rigorous public oversight through civilian review boards and transparent reporting. The plan also emphasizes the importance of mandatory training for officers on civil liberties, de-escalation techniques, and cultural competency. Furthermore, the plan...

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