Finance Minister Tendai Biti has said that Zimbabwe would not be begging for funds to conduct elections if treasury was adequately receiving cash from diamond sales.

Zimbabweans should vote for a party that will change in their lives for the better, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has said.

“We should not forget that Zanu PF had destroyed this country. There was no food in the shops. The hospitals had closed while school children had no books and teachers had deserted the sector.  Do not forget that the economy had literally collapsed before we formed the inclusive Government. Our lives have improved and we should know who helped us come from this mess. We are able to deliver,” the Premier said.

Deputy Prime Minister Thokozani Khupe has started raising about $50 million to build a state of the art hospital, which will cater for cancer patients in Zimbabwe.

DPM Khupe, a cancer survivor is the founder and Patron of the Thokozani Khupe Cancer Foundation.

The Herald alleges that Gobvu defrauded State funds on a fake trip.

Trial for Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s staffers who are facing charges of contravening the Official Secrecy Acts (OSA) will kick off 13^th to 17^th May.

The defense counsel representing Thabani Mpofu, Felix Matsinde, Warship Dumba and Mehluli Tshuma, last Thursday had complained that the State was delaying the case.

This was after the case had been postponed from Monday to Thursday last week. It had been postponed again to today (Monday).

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has met with the executive leadership at the Acquity Group, a United States brand eCommerce and digital marketing company, as part of the annual Zimbabwe Trade and Cultural Expo in Chicago.