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Dr Henry Madzorera, a former Health Minister, is running for councillor in Kwekwe Ward 10 for the upcoming general elections. Madzorera believes that being a councillor is a more important job than being a senator or a member of the National Assembly, as councillors deal with issues that directly affect people’s lives, such as healthcare, social welfare, roads, water, and sewer situations. He told  NewZimbabwe:
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Most people think that from being a senator to a councillor is a climbdown but actually, being a councillor is a more important job than being a senator and being a National Assembly Member. As councillors we deal with issues which are really affecting people. We have a real budget to run as councillors, we have real lives to look after, we have real roads, real water and sewer situations to fix. We have people’s health care, we deal with social welfare issues, all those things are on the shoulders of the councillors. It’s a much more important job.
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Madzorera served as a Health and Child Welfare minister during the Government of National Unity (GNU) from 2009 to 2013 and was Kwekwe senator.
He added that local governments, including city councils, have significant budgets, and Zimbabweans need to start taking them seriously. Madzorera said his key focus once elected will be to fight corruption. He commended the leader of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), Nelson Chamisa, for personally looking into the local authorities and deciding on the calibre of the candidate so that they can deliver on the mandate they were elected for by the people.
Madzorera also promised good service delivery, including building proper roads and improving healthcare, as clinics and hospitals are now empty shells. Madzorera praised Kwekwe for delivering water but noted that there are other areas that need strengthening.
Angeline Kasipo, the outgoing councillor, is currently serving a council suspension. Madzorera will face off with business tycoon and property mogul Solomon Matsa.
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Former Deputy Prime Minister <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Arthur_Mutambara/">Arthur Mutambara</a> has hinted that he may consider returning to active politics after the elections. Mutambara previously served as Deputy Prime Minister between 2009-13 representing the MDC-M during the Government of National Unity.
He made the remarks during an interview with Alpha Media Holdings’ digital radio and television station, <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200012633/mutambara-backs-chamisa">Heart &amp; Soul TV (HSTV)</a> about Zimbabwe’s current political climate. He said:
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If they (ZANU PF government) continue failing, I might have to reconsider my retirement but for now I am teaching. I am a professor and director at the University of the Future of Knowledge, but I keep my options open.
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Mutambara expressed his concerns about the upcoming election, citing issues with the voters’ roll and the unfair advantage that the ruling party has over the opposition. He said:
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It’s a tragedy because I don’t see anything positive coming out of this election because already there is the story around the voters’ roll, where people go and can’t find their names. The voters’ roll is not available to the opposition. The political opposition is being harassed. Job Sikhala (CCC MP for Zengeza West) and  (Transform Zimbabwe leader Jacob) Ngarivhume are locked up as we speak.
What kind of election can we have when your opponents are locked up and cannot have political rallies?
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He also described ZANU PF leader and presidential candidate President Emmerson Mnangagwa as an average and incompetent leader who is quick to use force due to his insecurity and doubts about his own legitimacy. Mutambara also criticized Mnangagwa’s government for being corrupt and incompetent. He said:
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Mnangagwa is a crude version of the late Robert Mugabe on corruption, on tribalism.
On incompetence, he is worse because he has no finesse. Mugabe had an element of finesse around him, but this one is very crude in terms of naked corruption and naked incompetence.
These guys are insecure, very insecure, very incompetent and they are very quick to use force because they doubt their legitimacy, yet Mugabe had a veneer of legitimacy as the founding father of the nation, who brought independence and carried out the land reform programme.
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Mutambara expressed respect for his colleagues in the opposition, particularly Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa. He said: 
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I have a lot of respect for my colleagues in the CCC.  I have a lot of respect for president Chamisa. He is doing a great job.
I try as much as I can to advise quietly, but they are doing a good job and they deserve our support. They could fix one or two things here and there but I communicate privately and tell them what I think can been done.
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In the 2018 presidential election, Emmerson Mnangagwa emerged as the winner by a narrow margin. However, the opposition leader, Nelson Chamisa, contested the results, alleging that Mnangagwa received assistance from the courts and the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission in securing his victory. 
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Former deputy Prime Minister, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Arthur_Mutambara">Professor Arthur Mutambara</a>, has called for the removal of the “incompetent” Indian company contracted to manage works at Hwange thermal power stations.
Speaking during a Public Policy Research Institute of Zimbabwe (PPRIZ) Webinar on the energy crisis in the southern African nation, Mutambara said Water and Power Consultancy Services (WAPCOS) must be removed and work be done by Zimbabwe engineers. He said:
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We must carry out the refurbishment of Hwange 1 and 6. They are too old and they’ve not been refurbished. It is a problem because WAPCOS the Indian company is incompetent. It must be removed. There’s a company called WAPCOS, which has got a management agreement to run Hwange 1 and 6, they are incompetent, they are not capable. They must be removed immediately and the job of managing Hwange 1 to 6 must be given to Zimbabwean engineers in the diaspora, in the country and then a plan laid out to refurbish Hwange 1 to 6 using the OEMs, the original equipment manufacturers.
Now that Hwange 1 and 6 refurbishment can solve Zimbabwe’s energy problems. It can be done tomorrow, but WAPCOS must go. They are corrupt and they’re corrupt politicians in Zimbabwe. Hwange 7 and 8 is ready, the synchronization is taking place slowly. There’s a challenge technically on synchronizing Hwange 7 and 8 to the grid. Now, this is a very simple technical problem that engineers can solve, Zimbabwe’s engineers can solve, but the contractor who’s producing, who is working on 7 and 8 might be sabotaging the country because they want to be paid.
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He said the technical issues being mentioned are part of sabotage by the contractor to bargain for payment for their projects and their other investments in Zimbabwe. 
Mutambara said Zimbabwe’s energy problems will go away if Hwange 7 and 8 come on board.
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Economic analysts believe that despite the fact that Zimbabwe received improved foreign currency inflows estimated at over US$10 billion in 2022, this will have minimal impact on the economy and exchange rate due to the high demand for foreign currency within the economy.
The high demand for hard currency is a result of the economy which is now more dollarised, according to <a href="https://www.businessweekly.co.zw/will-us10bn-received-in-2022-impact-on-economy/">Business Weekly</a>.
Diaspora remittances grew 15.9 per cent in 2022 to US$1.65 billion up from US$1.43 billion received in 2021. Diaspora remittances usually make up a sixth of the country’s foreign currency receipts and are the third largest foreign exchange earner after gold and platinum group metals (PGMS).
Economist, Vince Musewe, told Business Weekly that the improvement of foreign currency inflows is largely a result of the big conglomerates, tobacco farmers and other exporters. Musewe added:  
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Whether this will have an effect on the economy remains to be seen.
This is because liquidity shortages and elections are putting a damper on the economy. Therefore, we will not have significant confidence because the inflows have increased.
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It is estimated that the monthly remittance flows from South Africa to Zimbabwe only, range between US$30 to US$60 million through both formal and informal channels and account for over 10 per cent of the country’s GDP according to the World Bank.
Gorden Moyo, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Lupane_State_University">Lupane State University</a> lecturer and former State Enterprises and Parastatals Minister during the Government of National Unity, said the improved capital inflows are insignificant compared to the country’s financial obligations. He said:
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There is not enough foreign currency for importing electricity and critical raw materials. The country does not even have enough foreign currency to service its debts and to build foreign currency reserves.
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Moyo said both the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) and the Government failed to prudently use the US$960 million Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) received from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in 2021.
He added that authorities must curb illicit trade and illicit financial outflows “which far outweigh the inward bound capital flows.” 
Between the years 2000 and 2020, <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/zimbabwe-has-lost-us32-billion-through-criminal-financial-flows-report/">Zimbabwe is estimated to have lost over US$32 billion through illicit financial flows.</a>
Most of the illicit financial flows happen through profit shifting, mispricing, money laundering, and other financial delinquencies.
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Analysts Say Improved Forex Inflows Will Have Minimal Impact On The Zimbabwean Economy

Zimbabwe’s former Finance Minister during the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Government_of_National_Unity">Government of National Unity (GNU)</a>, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tendai_Biti">Tendai Biti</a> has said the southern African country’s external debt figure is heavily contested.
In his midterm review statement presented in July 2022, Finance and Economic Development minister <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mthuli_Ncube">Mthuli Ncube</a> said Zimbabwe owed about US$12 billion to external creditors.
Biti questioned the debt figure while speaking in a discussion themed “Policy dialogue 13 of 2022: Debt and Corruption in Zimbabwe: What is the Real Cost?” hosted last week by Sapes Trust and moderated by former Finance minister <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Simba_Makoni">Simba Makoni.</a> 
He also said 90% of new loans acquired by the government were bypassing Parliament, contrary to section 327 of the Constitution.
Biti claimed that citizens, including Parliament, have a right to demand full disclosure describing the recent disclosure of US$2,7 billion owed to the Chinese as shocking. NewsDay Zimbabwe quotes him as saying:
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We all know that Zimbabwe has been in the throes of an unsustainable debt crisis since the late 90s. A combination of fiscal deficits, stunted growth, and high debt service obligations resulted in our country defaulting on debts in the 2000s. Right now, we have huge arrears and an unsustainable stock of debt with the Paris Club of lenders, World Bank, and African Development Bank. That figure on its own is heavily contested.
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Auditor-General <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mildred_Chiri">Mildred Chiri</a> also recently questioned the country’s domestic debt accuracy.
She said the lack of source documents for interest arrears, other charges, and penalties might result in uncertainty over the country’s debt obligation.
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Former Finance Minister Biti Says Zimbabwe's External Debt Figure "Is Heavily Contested"

The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Republic_Police">Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP)</a> has dismissed reports which say <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Thokozani_Khupe">Thokozani Khupe</a>, a former Deputy Prime Minister during the Government of National Unity (GNU) had been arrested. In a statement seen by Pindula News, ZRP said the reports were totally false. Reads the statement:
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<h2>FALSE REPORT ON ALLEGED ARREST OF THOKOZANI KHUPE</h2>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police dismisses a story circulating on Newsdzezimbabwe.co.uk, CITE and other social media platforms linked to Citizen Coalition for Change Bulawayo’s Swithern Chirowodza that Dr. Thokozani Khupe and other CCC activists were arrested as totally false. 
The Police has not effected any arrest on Khupe and associates. The false story is dismissed with the contempt it deserves. It is totally wrong for politicians to claim arrest by Zimbabwe Republic Police in false circumstances.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police, in actual fact impounded a South African registered Toyota Hilux registration number JW15PT GP belonging to Joubert Maplanka (64) for failure to produce a valid Temporary Import Permit at the 98km peg along Bulawayo- Plumtree Road.
The vehicle has been in Zimbabwe since July 2021 and the TIP is no longer valid. Thokozani Khupe later came aboard a different vehicle and was not arrested at all.
We continue to urge journalists to verify information obtained from purported reliable sources before publishing such stories. 
(NYATHI. P) Assistant Commissioner 
Senior Staff Officer [Press and Public Relations] To the Commissioner General of Police 
Police General Headquarters
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