LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

Transform Zimbabwe leader and Government critic, Jacob Ngarivhume yesterday criticised the MDC-Alliance led Harare City Council for failing to attend to leaking sewage in Glenview 3, citing corruption and mismanagement as major causes of poor service delivery.

Agriculture Reporter

Youths in Masvingo Province are taking farming to the next level, augmenting Government’s efforts in ensuring food security and employment creation.

Staff Reporter

Government will continuously open up media space so that even the remote villages and the most marginalized communities find their voices so as to aid their development within the context of the country’s growth trajectory under the Second Republic, a Government official has said.

By Staff Reporter

The New Dispensation is still committed to building schools and ensuring that children get quality education that will help in the development of the country.

Mat-North Correspondent

Government says it has identified alternative land to timeously resettle villagers set to be displaced by the throw back of the Gwayi-Shangani Dam located in Hwange District, Matabeleland North Province (MNP).

Mat-North Correspondent

The Zimbabwe National Road Authority (ZINARA) has completed the rehabilitation of a 35 km St Mary’s-Lusetshe road in Hwange District, Matabeleland North Province.

Staff Reporter

Cabinet noted with concern the upsurge in the use of unauthorized passenger-carrying vehicles that are not affiliated to ZUPCO on the roads and has instructed responsible authorities to carryout surveillance with a view to curbing the development.

Political Reporter

MDC T national treasurer Tapiwa Mashakada has labeled the Nelson Chamisa led MDC Alliance as a violent party devoid of any democratic tenets.

Staff Reporter

Controversial Government critic and Transform Zimbabwe leader Jacob Ngarivhume, is planning to continue with his 31^st July Movement, disguised as a clean-up campaign in Mbare, on the 7^th of May, in defiance of a directive issued by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) barring him from the event.

Staff Reporter

Yesterday, Zimbabwe joined the rest of the world in commemorating World Press Freedom Day, at a time the country is making significant strides under the Second Republic in ensuring a safe, free and competitive media environment.