Browsing: Nick Mangwana

Celebrated Masvingo poet Abel Mauchi recently took to YouTube to address widely circulated rumours that he had passed on.

It’s been yet another interesting week. President ED Mnangagwa finally got his vaccine jab in Victoria Falls, Nick Mangwana grabbed a farm and ZEC said No, to By Elections.

Meanwhile Chinamasa has also claimed that his party is inundated with applications from MDC Alliance members seeking to join the party after realising that “the opposition party is going nowhere.” For this and more Comrade Fatso has you covered!

Ministry of information permanent secretary Nick Mangwana resorts to superfluous propaganda to falsely document the achievements of President Emmerson Mnangagwa in his two year tenure as Zimbabwe’s leader.

Ministry of Information permanent secretary Nick Mangwana denies that there are human rights violations in Zimbabwe despite overwhelming evidence and footage of government crackdown on dissent. 

Are Zimbabwean troops fighting in Mozambique? The southern African country says no, debunking reports that it has deployed its military in neighbouring Mozambique to fight an Islamic State (IS) insurgency.

Early this month Zimbabwe’s foreign affairs minister Sibusiso Moyo threatened to cut off diplomatic ties with the US after he sharply criticised the US ambassador to Zimbabwe Brian Nichols and called him an “opposition citadel”.

The scathing attack left relations between the two countries at a new low, despite efforts by Zimbabwe to re-engage with the US, which has imposed economic sanctions on the country.

Nehanda TV spoke to Information Ministry Permanent Secretary Nick Mangwana who claimed there was nothing wrong in rebuking the ambassador and that re-engagement with America was still on track.

Secretary for Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Mr Nick Mangwana speaks ahead of the anti-sanctions march.

Zimbabwe’s Foreign Affairs minister Sibusiso Moyo maintains that Zimbabwe’s police acted within the limits of the country’s laws following Friday’s clashes between police and opposition protestors.

Zimbabwe’s Permanent Secretary in the ministry of information Nick Mangwana is a guest on the SABC.

Foreign Affairs Minister Sibusiso Moyo, Information Ministry Permanent Secretary Nick Mangwana and several Zanu PF officials were beaten up by angry protestors in the UK.

After decades in power, Robert Mugabe has been forced to surrender the presidency, but his party remains firmly in charge. Given its record of economic incompetence and disregard for human rights, don’t the people of Zimbabwe deserve better than ZANU-PF? Tim Sebastian meets the ruling ZANU-PF party’s UK chairman, Nick Mangwana.