LOCAL NEWS

By Staff Reporter

Relaxation in lockdown announced by President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Monday has been hailed by many Zimbabweans who have resumed their economic activities curtailed by the COVID-19-induced lockdown.

by Staff Reporter

The Government has set the 15^th of March 2021 as the schools opening date for examination classes while the rest will open on 22^nd March 2021.

By Staff Reporter

The Minister of Energy and Power Development, Zhemu Soda, said people should not panic due to power outages being experienced in some parts of the country as they are not a result of load shedding.

by Staff Writer

The Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) has welcomed the decision by Government to reopen industry saying that the balanced review of lockdown measures by President Emmerson Emmerson Mnangagwa came at a time when industry was struggling to sustain its operations and opening up the economy was overdue.

By Political Reporter

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has relaxed the country’s COVID-19 lockdown saying industries and informal traders should start operating with strict adherence to coronavirus regulations prescribed by the World Health Organization (WHO).

By Staff Reporter

President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday sent a condolence message to the Sande family following the death of Apostle Abel Kademaunga Sande who succumbed to diabetes last Saturday at his residence in Waterfalls in Harare.

by Staff reporter

Zimbabwe’s Second Vice President Kembo Mohadi, 70, yesterday resigned following an incessant social media campaign to damage his reputation.

By Political Reporter

Insiders within the MDC Alliance party has accused that party’s Secretary General Charlton Hwende of destroy the opposition outfit from within by frustrating senior members of the party, so that they can resign.

by Political Writer

Beleaguered MDC-Alliance (MDC-A)’s bankruptcy has been exposed by Secretary General, Charlton Hwende’s naive appeal for funds from the electorate ahead of their 2023 election campaign.

By Staff Reporter

Prominent Harare lawyer and political analyst, Obert Gutu said social media is being negatively used to portray Zimbabwe as a jungle which is on the verge of collapse.