WATCH LIVE as Gambakwe sources have exclusively revealed that former deputy finance Minister, Terence Mukupe, was moved to Bulawayo’s Khami prison after two attempts to poison him at the Harare prison where he was being held.
Terence Mukupe, a Zimbabwean politician, was arrested in June 2022 on charges and was sentenced to 36 months in prison in November 2022. He is set to be released before November 2025.
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Key events for today
1. EU and USA observers condemn the Mozambique elections which they say have fallen short of international standards.
2. Mubvee should not be mixed by people who do not know what they are doing – Dr Gilbert Chavhunduka. Someone died after eating the seeds were heated in the sun.
3. New York Meeting with Gambakwe for Homecoming
TOPICS
1. Pumula house where Vuzu party was held and 38 school age learners were arrested. The teenagers were holding the party during the day at around 1pm and were busted after pastors made a report to police.
2. Tatenda Mavetera is in New Delhi. Stella Nkomo did not attend?
3. Shoprite CEO Pieter Engelbrecht the most highly paid CEO at R83 million per year, in the retail sector, beating Woolworths CEO Roy Bagattini
4. Nigerian Football Association speaks after team left Libya. Libyan Football Federation says they will take action.
5. Zimbabwe beat Namibia 3-1 at Orlando stadium.
Conclusion
New York and Washington meetings for Homecoming with Gambakwe
Notes
Tatenda Mavetera wrote
Today i am in New Delhi at the World Telecommunications Standardisation Assembly which is being attended by Doreen Bogdan-Martin the ITU Secretary General, Mr Seizo Onoe the ITU Director Telecommunications Standards, Dr Cosmas Zavazava the ITU Director Telecommunication Development Bureau as well as Mario Maniewicz ITU Director Radiocommunication Bureau​. The global symposium will deal with various issues including Artificial Intelligence. The WTSA24 will deal with standards affecting digital inclusion in the telecommunications sector such as the impact of 5G and the transformative power of standardized innovation. The WTSA will be officially opened tomorrow by the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi.
Zimbabwe is expected to contribute to the discussions on various standards and to also learn how other nations are regulating disruptive technologies such as Artificial Intelligence with Zimbabwe already working on coming up with an Artificial Intelligence Policy. The WTSA meets once in every four years. Happy World Telecommunications Standardisation Day.
