LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

Procurement Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (PRAZ) says it is keen to uphold the 30% women tender allocation quota as prescribed by Government policy.

 Staff Reporter

The ruling ZANU PF party held a meeting yesterday with its affiliates in a bid to promote unity and prepare for the 2023 Harmonised General Elections.

Staff Writer

A high ranking Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) official has confided in this publication that his party was now in full blown panic mode following the 3 December by-election thrashings in its erstwhile strangleholds.

Staff Reporter        

Harare residents have castigated the opposition political party, Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) councilors following a diarrhoea outbreak that has hit the Capital. The residents have cited uncollected refuse and failure by CCC councilors to repair the dilapidated water pipes in all the residential areas in Harare.

Staff Reporter

Horticulture farmers in the country have applauded the Government for its decision to channel part of the US$30 million received from the International Monetary Fund in order  enable the farmers to sustain and increase production.

Political Reporter

Zimbabwe’s opposition parties are contemplating boycotting next year’s elections in fear of being humiliated by the ruling ZANU PF party.

Innocent Mujeri

The current economic stability prevailing in the country is indirectly forcing the West to mend its relations with Zimbabwe, economic analysts have said.

Staff Reporter

Government has approved war veterans’ empowerment syndicates, and strategic development and expansion projects aimed at achieving the US$12 billion milestone.

Staff Reporter

 The  Second  Republic has prioritized  health care  service  in  Bulawayo as evidenced by the completion of  a  new   20  bed  clinic  in  Cowdry   Park, Bulawayo.

Taurai Masamba

As the 2023 harmonised general elections draw near, the leadership crisis in the opposition outfit, the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) continues to worsen with members and watchers increasingly losing confidence in the party’s leader, Nelson Chamisa.