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President Emmerson Mnangagwa approached Chamisa for a deal to postpone elections and hand over power to him after 2 years, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Ibbo_Mandaza/">Ibbo Mandaza</a> has claimed in an interview.
Mandaza said that a reliable informant told him Mnangagwa feared the influence of the military and FAZ in the elections. Mandaza also said he thinks ED feared his un-electability.
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Said Mandaza:
<blockquote>
I got this from very reliable quarters. Emmerson didn’t want elections. It’s also because he knew it would be messy. And I think he also knew that he is unelectable. And he sent out emissaries to Chamisa in March around there. To say “Let’s postpone the elections for 2 years. Let’s have a Government of National Unity, and in 2 years I handover. I am going.
I asked my informant who were the emissaries and he named them. People in Emmerson’s cabinet. The inner core. 
I went further, I wanted to know, what was the rationale behind the argument for this postponement GNU. And the response was that the military were too involved in  elections…
I understood that the military meant Chiwenga. But later on I realised FAZ… Many of Emmerson’s inner core lost in the primaries because of FAZ.
</blockquote>
Mandaza is a politician, academic and businessman who is also the director of a local think-tank Sapes Trust.
Recently, 
You can watch the full interview on YouTube here:
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Video: ED Asked Chamisa For Deal To Postpone Elections, Offered 2-Year GNU & Power Handover, Feared Military and FAZ Influence - Ibbo Mandaza

Journalists from <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Alpha_Media_Holdings/">Alpha Media Holdings (AMH)</a>, the largest privately owned media company in Zimbabwe, have declared incapacitation due to the erosion of their salaries by inflation, according to a statement from the AMH Zimbabwe Union of Journalists branch. 
The employees said they are struggling to afford basic expenses, including rent, transportation and school fees. The workers have requested that salaries be pegged in US dollars or equivalent indexed to the official bank rate. They said:
<blockquote>
…our salaries have been heavily eroded by the ever-rising inflation, yet we are expected to continue producing content for the three publications and digital platforms. That the salaries have been heavily eroded, we are finding it extremely difficult to afford to put decent meals on our tables, clothe ourselves and our families, pay for our rentals, and worse even come to work daily.
We are requesting that salaries be pegged in United States Dollars or equivalent on our contracts indexed to the official bank rate.
</blockquote>
The workers also expressed concern about short staffing, which has led to long working hours and fatigue. They proposed that management increase staff in the newsroom, as one journalist is currently writing across all three publications, which is against their contracts.
AMH becomes the second media house to declare incapacitation, following <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimpapers/">Zimbabwe Newspapers Group (ZimPapers)</a> in Bulawayo. AMH publishes the NewsDay, The Standard and The Zimbabwe Independent newspapers.
AMH Editor-in-Chief Kolwani Nyathi told the Mirror that he is not allowed to comment on policy issues saying the right person to comment is the Human Resources Manager, Livison Nyathi, who referred questions to the group’s CEO, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Trevor_Ncube/">Trevor Ncube.</a>
AMH publishes NewsDay, The Standard and The Zimbabwe Independent.
Deputy Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Kindness_Paradza/">Kindness Paradza</a> urged media houses to pay their employees reasonable salaries and review journalists’ salaries to stop them from taking bribes. He said:
<blockquote>
As Government, we urge media houses to pay their workers reasonable wages in tandem with the economic situation. We also encourage them to review journalists’ salaries so that they desist from getting bribes.
</blockquote>
At a recent workshop, Vincent Kahiya, a veteran journalist and former CEO of Alpha Media, warned that several media houses could collapse by September due to a 75% drop in advertising.
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Alpha Media Holdings Journalists Declare Incapacitation, Demand Salaries In US$

State security officers Monday chased out seven journalists from State House where President Emmerson Mnangagwa was swearing in <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/president-mnangagwa-sets-commission-to-investigate-zacc-spokesperson/">a three-member tribunal</a> to <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/zacc-spokesperson-faces-expulsion-over-corruption-allegations/">investigate the removal from office</a> of Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) spokesperson John Makamure.
NewsDay chief reporter Taurai Mangudhla, photographer Shepherd Tozvireva, Heart and Soul head of current affairs and news Blessed Mhlanga and reporters Chengeto Chidi, Zibusiso Ncube and Atrishya Gondo were booted out by one of the security personnel without giving reasons.
Daily News reporter Katty Nyoni was also ejected.
This happened soon after the journalists had gone through the routine security clearance process plus COVID-19 tests at the State House clinic, according to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200002134/amh-journos-kicked-out-of-state-house-function">NewsDay</a>.
Meanwhile, Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) spokesperson, Fadzayi Mahere has criticised the ejection of journalists from a public event. She said:
<blockquote>
What kind of “government” chases journalists away from a national event paid for by taxpayers? It’s unconstitutional. You can’t only allow journalists you like and control. Media freedom is impossible under this regime. We need new leaders.
</blockquote>
AMH is owned by Trevor Ncube, a former member of the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Presidential_Advisory_Council_2019">Presidential Advisory Council (PAC).</a> He <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/watch-zimbabwe-worse-under-mnangagwa-than-during-mugabe-era-trevor-ncube/">left PAC early this year</a> citing a lot of issues bordering on President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Emmerson_Mnangagwa">Mnangagwa</a>‘s failure to transform the country’s fortunes. 
This ejection of the reporters comes amid calls for the implementation of media reforms to ensure the freedom of journalists and media houses.
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Seven Journalists Chased Out Of State House

Trevor Ncube’s mother has succumbed to COVID-19 just days after the deadly virus also claimed his father.
The Alpha Media Holdings chairperson announced the sad news this afternoon saying she was 79 years old. He said:
<blockquote>My 79-year-old mother has passed away due to COVID-19. She has joined Dad and gone to be with the Lord. There is no word for what we are going through. I am praying for many Zimbabweans who are in similar circumstances and worse. Keep the faith.</blockquote>
On the 10th of this month, <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/07/10/trevor-ncubes-father-has-succumbed-to-covid-19/">Ncube announced the passing of his father who was 86 years old.</a>
In a statement posted on Twitter, Trevor Ncube said:
<blockquote>_My 86 year old father, friend and hero succumbed to Covid19 in Bulawayo early this morning. A sweet, compassionate and witty man who will be sorely missed._</blockquote>
This is happening as Zimbabwe is experiencing a coronavirus resurgence that is attributed to the highly contagious Delta variant of the coronavirus that was first detected in India.
As of 13 July 2021, the country’s death toll had risen to 2 274 since March 2020 when the first COVID-19 death was recorded.
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Trevor Ncube's Mother Has Died, Days After Father's Death

Popular musician Winky D (real name Wallace Chikumuriko) while in conversation with Trevor Ncube shed light on why he is not so keen to do international collabos as he said many factors including costs were at play. Winky D He starts talking about the international collabos at the 45th minute. Watch the video below:
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Asked several times why he doesn’t do collaborations with international artists Winky D responded:
<blockquote>Let me get on that one. I think that’s where the people’s worries are on the international collabos. Like I mentioned earlier on, we want to look at ourselves through other people’s spectacles. That is one challenge we have as a people. You’re not good enough until you do something with a Burna Boy or a Whizkid. Fair and fine. It’s good for the growth of the industry, to collaborate and stuff.
But what are the terms of the collaboration? We are coming in as underdogs. For instance, I want to do a collaboration with artist A and I’m told US $20,000 for the collaboration alone. And I’m told another $15,000 to $20,000 for the video. And then I’m told maybe another $5,000 for marketing the same product.
So it’s costly. I wouldn’t want to lie. And I’m not saying these figures off my head. We have explored that avenue and we sat down as a team and we said, “Gentlemen, yes, are we going to do things along business lines or it’s now for the hype. We have to be careful because we may create a pyramid for ourselves, and when it falls you know how it falls.
We are in a situation whereby most of the people when they are approached for collaborations, all they see in their eyes is the money. They’re not really worried about the product that you’re going to be making. All they want is money.
But if I have $50,000, aewa unotondoiona ndakubudawo ndaakutsvaga stand kana kamba kangu ndoziva kuti aewa.
I’m not saying I don’t want to invest in my career. I’d love to invest in my career whilst earning something that can sustain myself on an international level as they call it. And I should be able to make the finances comfortably here in Zimbabwe. I should not be straining myself. For instance, if it takes me 10 or 15 shows to raise money for the collaboration alone. We’re not yet talking about the video or the marketing of the song. Then to me really it doesn’t make financial sense. The business side of it will be crumbling. So you’ll be moving more with the hype and it’s not sustainable.
That’s how I see with the enquiries we’ve been doing over the years. So it’s not like we don’t want to be on those stages. We want but the requirement itself is pulling us back.</blockquote>

WATCH: Why I Dont Do Many International Collabos - Winky D

USA Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Brian Nichols has said that it is essential for Zimbabwe to implement reforms as they are key to the transformation of the country. He spoke of economic,  media, security sector and electoral reforms as some of the critical reforms the country needs to quickly implement. He also said that a national dialogue had the potential to unlock solutions to the socio-economic and political crises grounding the country.
He was speaking in an interview with Alpha Media Holdings chairman, Trevor Ncube.
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