Tag: Walter Mzembi
Dr. Walter Mzembi leader of the new People’s Party in Zimbabwe
Juergen T Steinmetz- January 14, 2020 09:40Zimbabwe former Foreign Affairs and Tourism Minister Dr. Walter Mzembi has been appointed interim leader of the newly formed People's Party. Dr. Mzembi and a number of the former Mugabe ... Read More
Dr. Walter Mzembi breaks silence: Why unity in Zimbabwe will fix the economy
Dr. Walter Mzembi- October 13, 2019 20:17As the Zimbabwe crisis worsens former long-serving Tourism Minister and candidate in the last UNWTO Secretary-General elections, Dr. Walter Mzembi breaks his silence to weigh in with a prescription on ... Read More
Is Zimbabwe planning to kidnap former Tourism Minister Mzembi in South Africa?
George Taylor- May 17, 2019 08:26Travel and Tourism in Zimbabwe are on a path of urgently needed recovery, and the country is considered by most travelers as desirable and safe. However, there is a dark ... Read More
Former ZImbabwe Tourism Minister Dr. Walter Mzembi is alive
Juergen T Steinmetz- February 3, 2019 19:59The former Minister of Tourism and Hospitality for Zimbabwe, Dr. Walter Mzembi talked to eTurboNews Sunday night from his residence in Johannesburg after social media and numerous Zimbabwe and South ... Read More
Zimbabwe’s ad hoc tax reprieve: A “missed opportunity”
Nell Alcantara- October 23, 2013 09:15Zimbabwe, unlike other governments, has granted a tax reprieve for the tourism industry to enable the sector to “retool.” The reprieve, according to Tourism Update, allows the industry to import ... Read More
Zimbabwe tourism: Yesterday, today and tomorrow
editor- October 14, 2009 06:08eTN caught up with Walter Mzembi, Minister of Hospitality and Tourism for Zimbabwe, at the recently concluded United Nations World Tourism Organization General Assembly, which was held in Astana, Kaza Read More
Zimbabwe hopes to ride the expected tourism wave of 2010
editor- October 12, 2009 05:20If the Minister of Hospitality and Tourism for Zimbabwe, Walter Mzembi, has his way, going forward, tourism will be contributing 15 percent to the gross domestic product by 2012. Read More