Leopold Munhende is a Reporter and Producer at AllAfrica Global Media and NewZimbabwe.com. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, elections, public policy, and agriculture, with a keen interest in AgriTech and sustainable practices. Leopold's work has been featured in prominent outlets, showcasing his expertise in regional and world news across various themes.
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By: Leopold Kudakwashe Munhende
Imagining the larger-than-life Sir Wicknell, The Bigger Preacher, Mukuru wemaZuva, the Ancient of Times lifeless was too dramatic for the ordinary citizen who, depending on perspectives, watched in disgust or awe as he splashed tens of millions on his favourite artistes, churchmates, politicians, Parliament, self-proclaimed prophets with cult like followership.
By: Leopold Kudakwashe Munhende
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has appointed businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei to Cabinet as Minister of Economic Development. The new ministry was initially part of Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube’s portfolio. Ncube retains the Finance Ministry. Tagwirei, a close associate of his, is on a meteoric rise in Zimbabwean politics. He was appointed into Zanu PF’s Central Committee late […]
By: Leopold Kudakwashe Munhende
AFROBAROMETER’s latest report has revealed mixed public perceptions of Zimbabwe’s democracy over the past five years, with one in five citizens believing the country has become more democratic under President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration.
By: Leopold Kudakwashe Munhende
VICE President Constantino Chiwenga has subtly warned President Emmerson Mnangagwa against political engineering to stay in power beyond the constitutionally mandated two-terms, in what is probably the former army general’s most chilling speech yet. Chiwenga, who was speaking at the ongoing Zanu PF Annual National People’s Conference in Chinhoyi this Friday, warned delegates, some of […]
By: Leopold Kudakwashe Munhende
LAWYERS from the Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum (ZHRNGO Forum) have confirmed that the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) never received any of Wicknell Chivayo’s high value promises. Chivayo, who died on September 30 in a helicopter crash, had promised 10 bulletproof Toyota Fortuners, US$250,000 worth of tactical equipment and an iPhone 17 Pro Max to […]
By: Leopold Kudakwashe Munhende
THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority’s (ZIMRA) new Temporary Import Permit (TIP) policy is causing headaches for Zimbabweans who are now being ordered to pay duty for personal vehicles they brought in during their flight from South African vigilante groups such as Operation Dudula, NewZimbabwe has been told. Announced earlier this week, the new policy demands that […]
By: Leopold Kudakwashe Munhende
ZIMBABWE National Road Administration (ZINARA) has finally settled its US$206 million loan from the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA). The loan was forwarded in 2011 to finance rehabilitative work and upgrade of the 860-kilometer Plumtree-Bulawayo-Harare-Mutare highway. Speaking at ZINARA’s 10th annual general meeting (AGM) in Harare, board chairman George Manyaya revealed that the last […]
By: Leopold Kudakwashe Munhende
JUST under 200,000 Zimbabweans have so far fled South Africa’s anti-migrant protests according to government. Cabinet was on Tuesday told that a total of 197,294 people had been repatriated and reintegrated since vigilante groups started hunting foreigners in some of South Africa’s cities. South Africa’s anti-migrant protests have been led by pressure groups such as […]
By: Leopold Munhende
VILLAGERS who were forcibly relocated to make way for Zimbabwe's largest inland dam, Tokwe-Mukosi, are in another bind as an unnamed investor claims ownership of the land the government gave them.
By: Leopold Munhende
A FORMER journalist who was central to Zimbabwe’s infamous Asiagate scandal, has been implicated in a well-coordinated attempt to extortionate senior members of Scottland FC. In communication received by this publication, Hope Chizuzu is being accused of having demanded US$10,000 to attend Scottland’s CAF Champions League fixture away to Angola side Petro de Luanda. According […]
