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NewsDay editor Wisdom Mdzungairi has resigned from his post after President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s spokesperson, George Charamba, claimed he was working for the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works.
Mdzungairi, who doubled up as editor-in-chief of Alpha Media Holdings, resigned on Monday, a day after Charamba claimed an unnamed NewsDay editor was a public relations officer at the local government ministry.
Charamba had described a journalist from an online newspaper, calling her “an activist wielding a pen and profession.”
Responding to Charamba, another Twitter user claimed to have done a Google search of the journalist’s name, and said the named journalist was “a pure opposition member hiding behind the pen.” Charamba then said:
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There are a lot of them, some are at NewsDay, interned by a NewsDay editor who is now a government communicator at local government ministry.
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Executives at Alpha Media Holdings, which owns NewsDay, asked Mdzungairi to respond to Charamba’s accusations and he promptly offered his resignation, reported <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/newsday-editor-ousted-after-mnangagwa-spokesman-claims-he-is-on-payroll/">ZimLive</a>.
In a letter to staff dated 16 January, AMH’s human resources executive Levy Tswatswa said:
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We write to announce the resignation of Mr Wisdom Mdzungairi from the position of editor-in-chief effective January 16, 2023. Mr Mdzungairi has decided to pursue other interests.
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Tswatswa said The Standard’s editor, Kholwani Nyathi, would be acting editor-in-chief while Zerubabel Mudzingwa takes temporary charge as acting editor of NewsDay.
Former NewsDay reporter Nqaba Matshazi said Mdzungairi was “probably the worst editor under the sun.” <a href="https://twitter.com/nqabamatshazi/status/1615265672816386050">He tweeted:</a>
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It seems Zerrubabel Mudzingwa is the new editor of NewsDay after the inglorious exit of Wisdom Mdzungairi.
This ends the tenure of probably the worst editor under the sun. How Trevor stuck to that guy for so long beggars belief.
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NewsDay Editor Resigns After Mnangagwa Spokesperson Claims He Is On Govt Payroll

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s spokesperson, George Charamba, has again raised an issue with the privately-owned media company Alpha Media Holdings (AMH) over a story by one of its publications, the weekly “The Standard”.
Charamba has requested that The Standard retracts its story linking First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa to an alleged list of Covid-19 Rescue Fund drawn up and run by the Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare.
This comes about two weeks after NewsDay claimed that one Tarirai Mnangagwa was the President’s son, a claim Charamba vehemently rejected. In a statement this Wednesday, Charamba said:
<blockquote>The Office of the President and Cabinet again notes with growing concern more slurs on the First Family by publications under the AMH Group.
This week’s issue of The Standard spitefully links the First Lady Amai Auxilia Mnangagwa, to an alleged list of Covid 19 Rescue Fund drawn up and run by the Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare.
For the record, the First Lady has nothing to do with the said list of beneficiaries. Secondly, she is neither aware of, nor a shareholder in a company called PPAC Investments Private Limited, as wrongfully alleged by the paper in the said report.
The Office would only be too happy to be furnished with evidence linking the First Lady or any member of her household to the said company.
That the fallacious article is driven by ill will is further shown by an insert into the story which reads: “Kwekwe, a city in the Midlands province, is Mnangagwa’s urban home area and he has a farm, Precabe, in the vicinity.”
Quite how President Mnangagwa’s alleged residence in Kwekwe, or his having a farm in the vicinity of the same city, bears any relevance to the alleged Covid19 Rescue Fund List boggles the mind.
As before and, in respect of publications under the AMH stable, for the second time in about as many weeks, the Office of the President and Cabinet urges the media to desist from maligning the innocent through false reports and/or imputations.
For this latest calumny, the Office once more requests The Standard to issue a prompt, well-positioned retraction and an apology to the First Lady and her family.
The Office counts on the Publication’s good conscience and professionalism.
George Charamba 
Deputy Chief Secretary, Presidential Communications 
Office of the President and Cabinet</blockquote>

Charamba Demands Retraction And Apology From AMH Newspaper

Veteran journalist Brezhnev Malaba has announced that he is leaving The Zimbabwe Independent (ZimInd), a weekly publication under the Trevor Ncube-owned Alpha Media Holdings (AMH).
Malaba is the publication’s deputy editor and he was previously editor of the Sunday News, The Chronicle and The Sunday Mail.
He also worked as a foreign correspondent for the African Independent and The Star (South Africa) newspaper. Mlaba posted on Twitter:
<blockquote>Folks, when I was asked by my brother Dumisani Muleya in 2016 to join the Zimbabwe Independent, I thought I would come on board for only 6 months, get a feel of things and exit. Months turned into years. I’m leaving the ZimInd. Journalism has changed forever and we must change with it.</blockquote>
Malaba leaves The Zimbabwe Independent after three years and his departure comes after the newspaper’s former editor Dumisani Muleya quit in October last year after rejecting a lesser role.
AMH’s digital head Nqaba Matshazi quit last month to join the Media Institute for Southern Africa.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/2020/07/23/bezhnev-malaba-quits-zimbabwe-independent-as-amh-exodus-continues/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">ZimLive</a></h4>

Brezhnev Malaba Announces He's Quitting ZimInd

The Minister of Industry and commerce Mangaliso Ndlovu has said the United  States Dollar is no longer efficient in the economy. He was speaking at a conference held by Alpha Media Holdings(AMH) in Harare to discuss the impact of the Reserve Bank Zimbabwe’s latest monetary policy.
Minister Ndlovu highlighted that
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“I do not believe it is good for our economy, I do not believe it is good for competitiveness of our products, more so now, when everyone is talking about the exchange rate because of the liberalisation that was done on the 20th of February,” said Ndlovu at the AMH Conversations titled: “Opportunities for Industry”.
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The Minister mentioned that last year in 2018 Zimbabwe lost 50 % of its competitiveness in terms of its commodities since it was using the US Dollar as a transacting current.
Ndlovu also said that this has made the country to find it difficult to generate foreign currency so as to meet local and external demand of cash.
Similarly, Sifelani Jabangwe who is the President of Confederations of Zimbabwe Industries also said that the government should create a platform where sellers and buyers should come together. and discuss the way forward. He also said that many businesses are not operating because there are failing to acquire foreign currency.
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