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The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/National_Railways_of_Zimbabwe/">National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ)</a> is planning to allow private companies to use its railway infrastructure to address its capacity challenges, <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/nrz-opens-railway-infrastructure-to-private-players/">NewZimbabwe</a> reported citing General Manager <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Respina_Zinyanduko/">Respina Zinyanduko. </a>
The NRZ Board, chaired by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mike_Madiro/">Mike Madiro</a>, has approved the recommendation to allow private players to run their trains on NRZ tracks. This open-access strategy will involve a tripartite arrangement where private companies provide locomotives and wagons to transport cargo for NRZ customers. In return, they will pay access and administration fees to the NRZ. Ziyanduko said:
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This arrangement will result in NRZ providing timeous movement of traffic to and from the ports thus affecting quality service and efficiency to its customers who were resorting to road usage for a solution.
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Three companies have shown interest in the open-access strategy proposed by the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ). They are expected to start using the railway infrastructure from 1 January 2024. The General Manager stated that this initiative will help relieve the burden on roads by transporting more bulk cargo through rail. It will also generate income for the NRZ through access and administration fees. Zinyanduko added:
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Furthermore, the private capacity players will also use NRZ drivers as well as get their locomotives and wagons serviced at the NRZ workshops thus creating employment for the country.
This arrangement will allow NRZ to pursue its recapitalisation initiatives while at the same time providing the much-needed reliable service to its esteemed customers.
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The National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has been facing numerous challenges, including corruption, which have hindered its ability to invest and operate effectively. The railway system, built in the early 1900s, has not been revamped and is deteriorating with cracked tracks and faulty foundations. Maintenance issues have led to frequent derailments. The NRZ’s workforce has significantly decreased, and vandalism has affected communication systems. The rail sector urgently needs modernisation as wagons, locomotives, tracks, and signalling systems are outdated.
Authorities claim that the NRZ is now on a recovery path, aiming to improve operations and achieve stability and growth through its strategic plan. Recent efforts include clearing outstanding debts and revitalising the company’s position as a leading logistics provider in Zimbabwe.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa has appointed Joram Gumbo as a Special Advisor to the President Responsible for Monitoring Implementation of Government Programmes.
Gumbo was arrested in 2019 when he was the Minister of State for Presidential Affairs and Monitoring and Implementation of Government Programmes.
He was arrested by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) for criminal abuse of office.
Gumbo’s appointment as a Special Advisor to the President Responsible for Monitoring Implementation of Government Programmes was announced on Wednesday by the Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet Martin Rushwaya. He said:
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His Excellency the President has appointed Honourable J.M. Gumbo as Special Advisor to His Excellency the President responsible for Monitoring Implementation of Government Programmes, with immediate effect.
The Special Advisor will provide advice and independent coverage of the status of project implementation countrywide.
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Rushwaya also announced the appointment of Mike Madiro as the Chairperson of the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) board. He said:
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His Excellency the President has appointed Mr. Mike Madiro as the Chairperson of the National Railways of Zimbabwe (Private) Limited Board, with immediate effect.
Mr. Mike Madiro is an Accountant of long standing. He is a former Deputy Minister of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage and of the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development.
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More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Joram Gumbo, Mike Madiro Reassigned

War veterans and war collaborators in Manicaland Province have refused to recognise Mike Madiro as the ZANU PF provincial chairperson after he was declared the winner in the 28 December elections, alleging rigging.
Members of the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) and the Zimbabwe Liberation War Collaborators Association (ZILIWACO) met at Mutare hall in Mutare last week and resolved to engage President Emmerson Mnangagwa over the matter.
Albert Nyakuedzwa, who lost to Madiro, and his supporters claim the elections were rigged.
Speaking on behalf of the war veterans after the meeting, war veteran Stembile Zimunya said they want Mnangagwa to “revisit” the outcome of the ZANU PF Manicaland provincial elections. She said:
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The President should be given the correct results, we want to tell our President that with the current situation Manicaland has gone to the opposition and the issue of elections should be addressed as soon as possible.
We have decided that there should be a re-run. The opposition is laughing at us because of what happened in the province.
Yes, we are not disputing what the Politburo said but we are pleading with Emmerson to revisit the issue of Manicaland.
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ZILIWACO secretary for administration in Buhera District, Enock Mukushwa, said they want a re-run of the elections. Said Mukushwa:
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Electoral corruption was rampant in Buhera district among other areas. The results which came out are not a true representation, and we want a re-run.
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ZNLWA national political commissar Joel Mureremba said he will continue fighting for Nyakuedzwa’s cause even it if means imprisonment for him. He said:
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I don’t have any challenge with what the Politburo said but when I was given the provincial election results Nyakuedzwa had won only to realise later that the results have been changed.
The results should be corrected. We were arrested during the former late President Mugabe, we slept in the cells at Mutare Central so l am not afraid to be arrested.
There are people who are stopping us from meeting President Mnangagwa but we are going to find a way to meet him.
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Meanwhile, Madiro on Saturday told The Standard that he will “not comment on such wild claims.”
<h4>More: <a href="https://thestandard.newsday.co.zw/2022/01/16/war-vets-reject-new-zanu-pf-chairperson/">The Standard</a></h4>

War Veterans, Collaborators Reject Madiro

Chaos rocked a Zanu PF provincial coordinating committee (PCC) meeting Sunday after the police teargassed scores of protestors in Manicaland.
The demonstrators were calling for the ouster of Manicaland provincial chairman Mike Madiro who is being accused of imposing candidates ahead of the Zanu PF provincial elections likely to be held at the end of the year. 

After the demonstrators were denied entry into the venue at Marymount Teachers College by armed police, they then tried to block Madiro from leaving the premises.
Madiro reportedly left the college in haste before riot police pounced on the demonstrators.
The situation worsened after Mutare district coordinating committee (DCC) secretary for youth affairs, Danmore Mambondiyani, reportedly told Madiro to address members outside the college.
Mambondiyani confirmed the chaos. He said:
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Yes, the violence happened and we are now being taken to Mutare Central Police Station along with three other members.
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Zanu PF Manicaland committee member Guy Mutasa was among the people who were assaulted by the police. 

Zanu PF Manicaland women’s league boss Happiness Nyakuedzwa reportedly sought refuge in the kitchen of a nearby fuel service station.
In September, Zanu PF postponed the polls following an outbreak of violence. 
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2021/10/violence-rocks-zanu-pf-manicaland-indaba/">NewsDay</a>

Police Teargas ZANU PF Protestors At Party PCC

ZANU PF Manicaland provincial chairman Mike Madiro has accused his political “enemies” of playing dirty in a bid to oust him as party provincial chair.
Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veteran Association (ZNLWA) provincial political commissar Gift Kagweda recently said the association and its affiliates had decided to dump Madiro.
Kagweda said some of the war veterans felt there was a need for change in the leadership in Manicaland province, suggesting that the Madiro should give others a chance.
He said they were still weighing options on who to support between Makoni district coordination committee chairperson Albert Nyakuyedzwa and Chipinge South MP Enock Porusingazi.
But Madiro told NewsDay this week that there was an agenda by some individuals to remove him from the hot seat. He said:
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There is agenda-setting that is coming from social media. It is an act of some individuals who do not like me.
They are using old tricks. They are using the type of politics which no longer work. Politics has modernised.
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<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2021/08/madiro-accuses-opponents-of-playing-dirty-to-oust-him/">NewsDay</a></h4>

"It Won't Work", Madiro Scoffs At Political "Enemies"

A top ZANU PF official, Mike Madiro claims that MDC president Nelson Chamisa’s visit to Cyclone-ravaged Manicaland on Monday was merely a publicity stunt meant to lengthen his political curriculum vitae.
Madiro is the Deputy Home Affairs and ZANU PF Manicaland provincial chair. Speaking on Tuesday about Chamisa’s visit, Madiro said:
<blockquote>As a party, we really appreciate support being rendered by the government through various departments but we are not happy with leaders of opposition political parties who want to use this unfortunate incident to prop up their political CVs.
As we are mourning, we expect everyone to come aboard and tackle the challenge as Zimbabweans regardless of political affiliation.
Some leaders have stooped so low to the extent of bussing people from outside the affected zones and give them chickens bought in the markets as if they are genuinely assisting.</blockquote>
Tropical Cyclone Idai crossed into Zimbabwe on Friday, bringing torrential rains and strong winds resulting in massive flash floods and landslides which killed hundreds of people.
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Chamisa A Publicity Stuntman - Mike Madiro

Former cabinet minister and Zanu-PF National Political Commissar Saviour Kasukuwere is reported to have begged President Emmerson Mnangagwa for forgiveness as well as permission to return home. Kasukuwere fled into exile after the fall of former president Robert Mugabe together with fellow G40 Faction kingpin, Professor Jonathan Moyo. Kasukuwere’s house was attacked by alleged Special Air Service (SAS) snipers when the Zimbabwe Defence Forces launched the military intervention which resulted in the fall of Mugabe.
Kasukuwere has not revealed his current whereabouts and has not made a public appearance since the military takeover. The information that Kasukuwere was begging to return to the country was revealed by Zanu PF chairperson for Manicaland province, Mike Madiro at a party meeting. Said Madiro:
<blockquote>I was recently talking to President Mnangagwa who told me that Kasukuwere is begging for a safe passage back into the country.</blockquote>
Madiro also claimed that former Zanu-PF Youth League boss Kudzanayi Chipanga was begging to be readmitted into the party as an ordinary card carrying member. Chipanga is one of the G40 Members who was expelled from the party last year. <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2017/11/16/really-say-8-outrageous-statements-made-kudzanai-chipanga/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Chipanga became notorious for some outrageous statements he made when praising Mugabe before his fall.</a> Said Madiro:
<blockquote>Chipanga told me that it is cold outside the party and he wants the party to reconsider him to come back as a card-carrying member.
Thus when you see some youths in Makoni misbehaving and jumping on top of tables I think of him. Chipanga told me to warn them to behave because where he is its cold; very cold</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.newzimbabwe.com/news-46221-Kasukuwere+begs+ED+for+forgiveness+official/news.aspx">New Zimbabwe</a>

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