LOCAL NEWS

By Staff Reporter

President Mnangagwa yesterday urged the Zanu PF party to deliver a quality service to the people so that it can bring relief to those who have suffered years of poor service delivery at the hands of opposition led councils.

By Staff Writer

Government has sanctioned the use of devolution funds to fast track the identification and quantification of all irregular and dysfunctional settlements in local authorities and wetlands as it moves to provide safe and decent housing for the public.

By Health Reporter

Government has budgeted at least US$6,7 million for the COVID-19 vaccination plan set to commence this Thursday, 18 February 2021, targeting  at least 49 000 health workers and other vulnerable groups.

By Staff Reporter

Property owners in Harare have been ordered to trim or cut down overgrown trees as they now pose a risk to power lines.

By Staff Writer

Health expects have lauded government for a two week extension of the national lockdown on the back of lurking danger posed by mutating variants of Covid-19.

Staff Reporter

Government partnered with the Southern African Parliamentary Support Trust (SAPST) to fine-tune the Zimbabwe Independent Complaints Commission Bill which enables members of the public to lodge complaints against members of the security services, pursuant to Section 210 of the Constitution.

By Political Reporter

President Mnangagwa yesterday extended the level four national lockdown saying that the country is still battling the Covid 19 disease hence there was need to curb the spread of the pandemic by enforcing a lockdown.

By Staff Reporter

Zimbabwe has this morning received the first batch of 200 000 Sinopharm Covid 19 vaccine doses donated by the Chinese Government to help the country fight the deadly disease.

By Senior Political Reporter

Constitutional law expert and leader of National Constitutional Assembly (NCA), Professor Lovemore Madhuku has said that those who wish to dialogue with the Government should only do so under the Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) platform.

By Staff reporter

The ruling party Zanu-PF has warned land barons across the country who are illegally selling stands on wetlands, saying the culprits must be promptly brought to book.