Ray Ndhlukula is resisting an order restraining him from taking over a farm in Matabeleland South, which is owned by a white commercial farmer.
Barely two weeks into Herbert Murerwa’s appointment, the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority implemented power cuts, leading to a national outcry.
Public servants are angry that the government appears to be reneging on its recent promise to award them a salary increase next month.
An analysis of Zimbabwe’s former parliament shows that participation in both former houses was poor with 25% of MPs not uttering a word at all.
The government plans to issue 25 radio licences for major cities and towns in the next two months but there are fears that airwaves will not be free.
Farai Shoko recently sat down with the National Constitutional Assembly’s Lovemore Madhuku about its political aspirations in Zimbabwe.
