Madhuku cannot impede constitutional reforms
New Zimbabwe.Com By Sikhumbuzo Bongani Dube 17 April 2009 I WRITE to dispute your article ‘NCA vows to oppose constitutional reforms’. I am a member of the NCA national taskforce and Chairperson of the Political Parties Liaison Committee of the NCA. This committee has representatives from all political parties that work with the NCA. We
Zimbabwe’s dinosaur breaks cover
AFP/Cricinfo Steven Price in Harare April 17, 2009 One of the rarest of cricketing dinosaurs finally emerged from cover in Dubai this week. Peter Chingoka, Zimbabwe Cricket’s chairman since 1992, has been almost invisible since he was forced to miss the last ICC executive meeting in Australia after being banned from entering the country because
Zimbabwe needs broad surgical approach to ICT challenges
Zimonline By Robert Ndlovu Thursday 16 April 2009 OPINION: Information and Communications Technology (ICT) is an umbrella term that includes all technologies for the manipulation and communication of information. Recently the Minister of ICT, Nelson Chamisa announced a need for a national website, in order to put Zimbabwe back on the global map. It was
‘Zimbabwe needs broad surgical approach to ICT challenges
Zimonline By Robert Ndlovu Thursday 16 April 2009 OPINION: Information and Communications Technology (ICT) is an umbrella term that includes all technologies for the manipulation and communication of information. Recently the Minister of ICT, Nelson Chamisa announced a need for a national website, in order to put Zimbabwe back on the global map. It was
MDC-T and NCA clash over new constitution
Zimbabwe Telegraph By MIRIAM MARUFU Thursday, April 16, 2009 HARARE – The newly appointed 25-member parliamentary committee responsible for initiating the process of coming up with a people-driven Constitution will meet next Monday to determine how best to handle the process. The National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) has made it clear it does not support a
Zim names 25-member constitution making task team
Zimonline By Nokuthula Sibanda 13 April 2009 HARARE – Zimbabwe’s speaker of Parliament on Sunday announced a 25-member committee drawn from both ZANU PF and the two formations of the MDC which will oversee the drafting of the country’s new constitution, but appealed for funding for the process to be a success. The committee drawn
Committee to drive drafting of new constitution in place
Newsnet 13 April 2009 The Speaker of the House of Assembly, Honourable Lovemore Moyo, has announced a 25-member select committee to drive the making of a new constitution in line with the Global Political Agreement signed by the principals of ZANU-PF and the two MDC formations on 15 September last year. The Speaker of the
Constitutional committee established
Zimbabwe Times April 12, 2009 By Raymond Maingire HARARE – Zimbabwe’s unity government has set up a 25-member parliamentary committee to spearhead the drafting of the country’s first post-independence Constitution. This is in line with a political agreement signed on September 15, 2008, by Zanu-PF and the two Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) parties, which
Benz issue irritates Coltart
Saturday Argus April 11, 2009 By Peta Thornycroft David Coltart, Zimbabwe’s new minister of education, is becoming a touch irritated at the publicity he has received after he chose not to accept a Mercedes-Benz as part of the trappings of his lowly paid job as a minister. “The Benz is rather tiresome, one of those
WHAT GHOST MARKERS? – ZIMBABWE’S EDUCATION MINISTER COLTART
HARARE TRIBUNE MONDAY, 6 APRIL 2009 Coltart said there are no ghost exam markers in ZIMSEC Education, Sport, Arts and Culture Minister David Coltart has described as false reports that there were ghost examination markers registered by the Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Council (Zimsec). Speaking in a telephone interview from Harare, Minister Coltart said Zimsec had