LOCAL NEWS

Political Reporter

Zambian President, Hakainde Hichilema was forced to include Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa and second Vice President Tendai Biti as part of his entourage after the two had intended to gate-crash Prime Minister Sam Matekane’s inauguration ceremony.

Political Reporter

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa has continued with his series of outrageous lies before every election as he recently told the newly inaugurated Lesotho Prime Minister, Sam Matekane that CCC had the highest number of registered voters in the Zimbabwe’s Voters’ Roll.

Staff Reporter

The ZANU PF Party will soon release the guidelines for the primary elections as the Party gears for the 2023 Harmonised General Elections.

Political Reporter

The fate of the Chinese investments in the country is uncertain in the unlikely event of a Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) presidential win next year.

Staff Reporter

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has been hailed for his commitment to serve the people in line with his mantra of leaving no one and no place behind in terms of development.

Political Reporter

Faction wars within the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) are fast reaching boiling point prompting party leader, Nelson Chamisa to create a parallel youth structure comprised of his loyalists, to ring fence his position from his lieutenants who are increasingly drooling over it.

Staff Reporter

Two Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) members, were arrested for assaulting a female ZANU PF member and torching her homestead destroying property worth US$6 000 in Chirumhanzu.

 Political Reporter

Party factionalism in Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has seen rival camps creating militant groups with a mandate to attack rivals, Harare Post has learnt.

Staff Reporter

Government is set to establish a Human-Wildlife Conflict Relief Fund for Victims in Zimbabwe (The Relief Fund) to cushion victims of human -wildlife conflict by way of funeral assistance and payment of hospital bills.

Staff Reporter

The Government of Zimbabwe is ready to receive its citizens who are likely to be deported from South Africa following that country’s failure to upgrade most of Zimbabweans’ Zimbabwe Exemptions Permits (ZEPs) to normal immigrant visas.