LOCAL NEWS

Political Correspondent

In a startling act of violence, a KIA Picanto vehicle belonging to a state security official was petrol-bombed in Chiwaridzo Township, Bindura, last Saturday night.

Staff Reporter

President Emmerson Mnangagwa reminded the world yesterday that Zimbabwe was a proponent of democracy and that no one could teach the country about it as it was the reason for the protracted war of liberation.

Staff Reporter

The Citizen Coalition for Change (CCC) is feeding false information to the European Union Election Observer Mission (EU-EOM) and the Carter Centre about violence and intimidation allegedly being perpetrated by Zanu PF Party members on its activists.

Staff Reporter

One Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) member has revealed that it was highly unlikely that CCC will win the elections in the imminent 23 August 2023 Harmonised General Elections due to that party`s poor planning and disorganization.

… pointing to massive electoral defeat for CCC

Staff Reporter

Political analysts have predicted a massive electoral loss for Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party, following the low attendance at that party leader, Nelson Chamisa’s star rallies, the Harare Post can report.

…as it lobbies for election nullification

Staff Reporter

Citizen Coalition for Change (CCC) Spokesperson, Fadzai Mahere was heard vowing that her party had secured the support of prominent regional and international individuals and organisations, to push the narrative meant to discredit the elections after the realisation that that

….as aspiring parliamentarians struggle to fund their campaigns

Staff Reporter

The bankrupt Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has opted to fund polling agents only, as the party’s aspiring parliamentarians were told to fund their own elections campaigns.

Political Reporter

Startling allegations of corruption, fraud, and mismanagement within the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) led Harare City Council (HCC) have come to light, painting a grim picture of the council's leadership.

Staff Reporter

ZANU-PF national spokesperson Chris Mutsvangwa indicated that democracy can be measured by the ability to allow foreign election observers to monitor the electoral process.

Staff Reporter

President Emmerson Mnangagwa stressed that Manicaland Province is poised for economic growth, a development which is in line with the Government's Vision 2030, of making Zimbabwe an upper middle income economy.  President Mnangagwa made the remarks yesterday at Handina Primary School in Nyazura, Makoni South District, Manicaland Province, where he addressed thousands of ZANU PF supporters.