Beleaguered Jukwa inventor and mastermind Edmund Kudzayi, has been kicked out of his Sunday Mail editor-ship job role.
Kudzayi who was arrested on allegations of setting up the controversial Baba Jukwa Facebook page and later acquitted, is now on the street after the State insisted it is still pursuing extra-territorial investigations and are prowling to proceed by way of summons after Kudzayi admitted creating the Amai Jukwa facebook page but denied having anything to do with Baba Jukwa.
 
Higher Education Minister Jonathan Moyo who headed the Information Ministry is the one who appointed Kudzayi.
Zimpapers Group Chief Executive Mr Pikirayi Deketeke on Monday announced in a statement four senior appointments to fill vacant positions at the head office and the newspaper and radio divisions.
Mr Farai Matanhire is the new Group Chief Finance Officer replacing Mr Adolf Majome, who left the group last year.
Mr Matanhire previously worked as finance director at Lafarge Cement Ltd and also held senior finance positions at several other companies.
Mabasa Sasa, who has been acting editor of The Sunday Mail since June 2014, has been appointed as the substantive editor of the publication.
He previously served as Editor of the Southern Times based in Namibia from April 2011 to November 2013 when he became Deputy Editor of The Herald.
Comfort Mbofana has been appointed general manager of Zimpapers’ radio station, Star FM.
He previously served as deputy general manager and programmes manager of the same radio station.
Joram Nyathi replaces Sasa as Deputy Editor of The Herald after serving as Senior Assistant Editor and Group Political Editor since December 2013 until his latest appointment.
The appointments are with effect from August 1, 2015.