Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
Hopes looters will be prosecuted fade 2010 07 23 The Zimbabwe Independent http://www.theindependent.co.zw/local/27387-hopes-looters-will-be-prosecuted-fade-.html Thursday, 22 July 2010 HOPES that the arrest of controversial businessman Temba Mliswa will reignite investigations into the alleged looting of commercial farms by Zanu PF bigwigs under the pretext of land reform are slowly fading, with …
Zanu PF ministers named in company seizure 2010 07 24 The Zimbabwe Independent http://www.theindependent.co.zw/local/27397-zanu-pf-ministers-named-in-company-seizure.html Thursday, 22 July 2010 THREE Zanu PF cabinet ministers have been named as trustees of an organisation that reportedly forced a Rusape farmer to cede a 50% shareholding in his business under the guise of the …
Farmers granted bail FORTUNE MOYO – Jul 20 2010 12:10 BULAWAYO — Three Nyamandlovu farmers — Gary Godfrey, Nigel Fawcett and Russell McCormick who were last Thursday detained after turning themselves in at Nyamandlovu Police Station, were yesterday granted $100 bail each and will stand trial next Tuesday. The three however, had extra charges laid …
Court orders former governor to co-exist with Ganyani family Former Masvingo provincial governor and resident minister Willard Chiwewe, who has for a long time tried to elbow out a family from its farm since 2006 has lost his case in court and has been ordered to co- …
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South Africa: Country Under Pressure to Take Action on Zimbabwe Land Reform SW Radio Africa (London) Alex Bell 20 July 2010 ________________________________________ The South African government is coming under increasing pressure to take action against Robert Mugabe and his land ‘reform’ programme, after more South African farmers were arrested in Zimbabwe last week. The farmers, …
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RBZ splashes $12m on Mliswa At a time Zimbabwe was reeling from the effects of foreign currency shortages, the Reserve of Zimbabwe reportedly splashed almost $12 million for embattled businessman Temba Mliswa. Mliswa is now facing fresh charges involving $3,5 million that he allegedly swindled from the central …
AfriForum Media Statement 16 July 2010 Zim farmers succeed at SADC Tribunal – for the third time Zimbabwean farmers affected by the country’s land reform policies have succeeded for the third time with an application to the SADC Tribunal in Windhoek, Namibia. In the latest ruling by the tribunal delivered today, the …
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Govt snubs regional court ruling, again SW Radio Africa News Stories for 19 July 2010 By Alex Bell 19 July 2010 The government has once again snubbed a ruling by the human rights court of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), saying the ruling is of “no consequence” to Zimbabwe. The comments were made by …
Fugitive farmers end flight from cops FORTUNE MOYO – Jul 16 2010 10:00 0 comments | Post your comment Three Nyamandlovu farmers, Gary Godfrey, Nigel Fawcett and Russell McCormick — accused of occupying state land illegally- yesterday turned themselves in to police and were immediately detained after spending more than seven weeks in hiding. Godfrey …
Mliswa spills the beans CHARLES LAITON – Jul 14 2010 09:41 0 comments | Post your comment Temba Mliswa, the controversial businessman and farmer accused of stealing six generators from farms around Karoi, yesterday stunned the court when he alleged that three of them were bought by Police Commissioner General Augustine Chihuri and other senior …