Roundup: Important Stories You Might Have Missed 3 February 2020
Here is a summary of the important stories you may have missed over the weekend:
Man Awaits Deportation From Ireland, Says He Will Be Killed On Return To Zimbabwe
A man who has been living in Ireland for the past 3 years is facing deportation and has told a certain radio station that if he is sent back to Zimbabwe he will be killed. 1000+ people on Saturday marched in Ireland’s Gladway in support of his plea.
Marry Being Replaced With A Newer Modern Wife
Marry’s lawyer n defending her assault charges over the weekend exposed the VP’s intentions by saying he was dumping Marry for a newer modern wife.
Power Situation Will Change In 2 Months
The energy Minister said in March or April the power situation will have improved after they made a deal with Mozambique to import more power after paying their debt.
Kariba Dam Water Levels Approaching Unusable Levels Again
Kariba Dam water levels are reportedly 1.25 meters away from the minimum level recommended for electricity generation.
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Lewis Matutu Says He Will Name Corruption Cartel
Zanu PF youth league said he was going to name the corruption cartel today and he further expressed his fears of losing his job after naming corrupt individuals.
Linda Masarira Claimed The RBZ Is Behind Zimbabwe’s Problems
In a lengthy thread on Twitter LEAD leader, Linda Masarira claimed The RZB was behind the country’s currency and monetary issues.
Mutsvangwa Comments On Meeting Chamisa And Alleged Derogatory Comments On VP Chiwenga
Hosiah Chipanga: I’m Not A Spent Force, I Will Not Lose Hope
‘If The Elections Were Rigged, God Allowed It, So Accept The Results’, Bishop Tells Chamisa
“Happy Birthday Cde President,” Julius Malema Sends Chamisa A Message
FULL TEXT: UZ MBA Students Question Education Minister’s Sincerity After Exorbitant Fee Hikes
