Mliswa Accuses Mutsvangwa Of Plotting Against President Emmerson Mnangagwa

By Staff Reporter
|
26913
|
January 07, 2022

Norton MP Temba Mliswa (Independent) has accused Zanu PF bigwigs, including the party’s spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa of plotting against President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

In several leaked audio clips where the former Zanu Pf chairman for Mashonaland West was claiming to be closer to Mnangagwa he attacked CIO minister Owen Ncube , Mutsvangwa and Muchechetere for faking their support for Mnangagwa.

He accused Mutsvangwa of decampaigning Mnangagwa in Norton during the 2018 harmonised elections.
Mliswa claimed that he was responsible for mobilising voters for Mnangagwa in Norton.
He also accused Ncube of raising frivolous charges against him to settle personal scores over Susan Mutami, a woman who allegedly has links to both of them.
“I was arrested on baseless COVID-19 charges which were brought up by Mudha (Ncube), who said nothing at the helm of ED’s victimisation during the previous regime. What did they say in the Midlands province in defence of Ngwena (Mnangagwa) during his ? He used State apparatus to arrest me over the issue of Susan (Mutami) because he knows her.
Nobody should interfere between me and the President. I supplied confidential information to the President during the coup. You do not know what he did for me and what I did for him. If you don’t see me with the President it does not mean we are not in good books,” Mliswa said, claiming that in Parliament he defended Mnangagwa, including advocating for the removal of the late former President Robert Mugabe in 2017.
Mliswa also claimed that he had written to Mnangagwa informing him that the war veterans in Mashonaland West province were divisive.
Ncube refused to comment on the issue.
Muchechetere said: “I saw the messages from Temba attacking me, but I responded telling him I wondered why he was bothered when his sister had won in the polls.”
Said Mutsvangwa: “I don’t have time for fools. I have weighter responsibilities in the revolutionary party and have no time for vanity and self seekers. I will not build a personality by sparing with Mliswa. The President belongs to Zanu PF amd not to the independent.
As far as I am concerned, Mliswa doesn’t politically exist. If he can’t find a leader of his independent political party, he can’t appropriate my President.
“Someone for the past two decades has earned his daily keep by trolling Mutsvangwa, even all the way to Beijing during my ambassadorial posting. He strives to be my political alter ego with a ”

Category:
News
Update

Info News

Best High-Yield Savings Accounts for Large Cash Deposits

Interest rates changed the banking industry dramatically in recent years.

People holding large cash balances are now searching aggressively for the best high-yield savings accounts for large cash deposits.

Why?

Because leaving money in low-interest accounts quietly destroys purchasing power over time.

What Makes High-Yield Savings Accounts Different

Traditional savings accounts often pay extremely low interest.

High-yield accounts may offer significantly better returns while still maintaining liquidity.

That appeals heavily to:

Business owners
Retirees
Investors
Emergency fund savers

Key Features to Compare

Smart savers evaluate:

APY rates
FDIC insurance
Withdrawal flexibility
Minimum balance requirements
Online banking tools

The highest advertised rates are not always the best long-term option.

Risks to Watch

Some banks:

Drop promotional rates quickly
Limit withdrawals
Require large balances
Charge hidden fees

Reading account terms carefully matters.

Final Takeaway

The best high-yield savings accounts combine strong interest rates, security, and flexible access to funds.

For large cash deposits, small rate differences can create major earnings differences over time.

FAQ

Are high-yield savings accounts safe?

FDIC-insured accounts are generally considered very safe within coverage limits.

Can interest rates change?

Yes. Most banks adjust rates based on market conditions.

The Importance of Renewable Energy for Future Generations

Renewable energy has become one of the most important solutions for addressing climate change and reducing environmental pollution. Traditional energy sources such as coal, oil, and natural gas contribute significantly to greenhouse gas emissions and global warming. Renewable energy technologies offer cleaner alternatives that support long-term environmental sustainability.

Solar power, wind energy, hydroelectric systems, and geothermal energy are among the most widely used renewable energy sources today. These technologies generate electricity with significantly lower carbon emissions compared to fossil fuels. Many countries are investing heavily in renewable infrastructure to reduce dependence on imported fuels and improve energy security.

Renewable energy also creates economic opportunities through job creation and technological innovation. Engineers, construction workers, technicians, and researchers are increasingly employed in renewable energy industries worldwide. Developing countries are using solar systems and mini-grid technologies to expand electricity access in rural communities.

Despite its advantages, renewable energy still faces challenges such as infrastructure costs, battery storage limitations, and inconsistent energy production during certain weather conditions. However, advances in technology continue improving efficiency and reducing costs associated with clean energy systems.

Experts believe renewable energy will play a critical role in protecting future generations from environmental damage and supporting sustainable economic growth. International cooperation and continued investment in clean technology are essential for building a more environmentally responsible future.