WATCH LIVE as Gambakwe looks at Mnangagwa’s return to the Victoria Falls for the UNECA conference after the bomb scare last week.
Please watch the video above this post for more details.
Topics:
1. Mnangagwa is visiting Victoria falls today.(https://youtu.be/SESQ45wbTWs?t=1339)
2. Mnangagwa will be addressing the UNECA conference.
3. No proper understanding of what happened on Friday.
4. Mnangagwa faces an unknown enemy.
5. Security now a real concern for Mnangagwa.
6. Mnangagwa driven by his family’s investments in the Zambezi.
7. Mnangagwa family owns vast interests in Vic Falls through his sons.
8. The next key event is the Independence day celebrations in Murambinda? Not Mutare Polytechnic?.
9. Initially celebrations set for Mutare.
10. Mnangagwa encourages third term call by the youths.
11. https://youtu.be/SESQ45wbTWs?t=704
12. Victoria falls boarder upgrade begins.
13. Architectural diagrams have been completed.
14. ZIMRA now seeking other contractors.
15. Teen pregnancies spike in Hwange
16. SADC council of ministers to meet in Luanda from 10 – 11 March to review decisions of SADC.
17. Zimbabwe will be discussed at this conference.
18. Netone has massive $40 billion loss.
19. Auditor flags going concern at Net One. Total Liabilities exceed Total Assets by $20 billion.
20. Africa Electoral Justice Network symposium was held in the Victoria falls and called for stronger electoral laws in African countries.
21. Since 2002, there have been 23 incidents of manipulating the constitution, of which 18 were successful.
22. Between 2002 and 2023 there have been 23 successful coups in Africa.
23. Auxillia Mnangagwa is celebrating her 61st birthday.
24. Tagwirei ordered to pay back USD53 million to FML policy holders which was stolen through fraud.
25. CBZ awards Lawrence Nyazema with a shocking $ 1000 for winning CBZ Marathon ( 2 hours and 20 minutes).
26. Ramaphosa’s annual car auctions earns R15 million.
27. Luckmore Chikavamombe and Peace magaya saved their mother from the jaws of a crocodile. The kids were taken to state house by Scott Sakupwanya.
