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Winston Chitando


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ZANU-PF's impostor plot

Mudenda Senate President Mabel Chinomona and Minister of Local Government Winston Chitando accepted Tshabangu's letters and implemented his recalls without questioning his credentials...


Mnangagwa presses on regardless

These parastatals include: Kuvimba Mining House – the body linked to mogul Kudakwashe Tagwirei that is currently staking out Zimbabwe's potential future lithium wealth; Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (ZUPCO) – the bus company that has had a monopoly on public transport since the police took privately-owned commuter omnibuses off the roads; Hwange Colliery at the centre of multiple corruption cases including the 'loss' of millions of dollars intended for refurbishment under the management of now-Minister of Local Government Winston Chitando; State-owned companies managing energy transport agriculture industry and communications...


How to spin an economic catastrophe

Mines and mining development minister Winston Chitando has been courting investors as Mnangagwa tells voters that the sector could generate US$12 bn in revenues this year...


A martial mind-set

Some businesses said the appointment of Winston Chitando (executive chairman of Mimosa a subsidiary of Impala Platinum Holdings) as Minister for Mines showed some economic realism: the mining industry will be a vital source of foreign-exchange earnings over the next few years...


Gems may unpick European sanctions

and the President of the Chamber of Mines Alexander Mhembere along with the Executive Chairman of the gold-producing Mimosa Mining company Winston Chitando are also keen to attract foreign investment to support the government's mineral beneficiation policy set to start on 1 January 2015...


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