LOCAL NEWS

By Staff Reporter

Political and community leaders in Matabeleland North Province have applauded Government for availing US$350 million for the resumption of construction of the Gwayi-Shangani Dam (GSD).

By Rutendo Jiri

Ambassadors on foreign missions are expected to rebrand the country as an eldorado and unequivocally denounce the continued stay of illegal sanctions on Zimbabwe, said an analyst.

By Zivanai Dhewa

Following a barrage of attacks on the Zimbabwean Government by hostile internal and external actors, the Minister of State Security, Owen Ncube has come out giving a stern warning to those rogue elements, that Government state security arms will ensure peace prevails, the Harare Post can reveal.

By Rungano Dzikira

Movement for Democratic Change (MDC)-Alliance front man Nelson Chamisa’s voracious appetite to hog the lime light for the wrong reasons seems inexhaustible as last night he assembled a 60 man squad to storm and re-occupy MRT House/Harvest House.

by Political Reporter

The youthful leader of the embattled MDC-Alliance, Nelson Chamisa is under siege from his lieutenants who now view him as a political liability to that party.

by Christopher Makaza

Contrary to some misconceptions being peddled by some detractors of Zimbabwe, former MDC-T official Obert Gutu has reiterated that there is no crisis in Zimbabwe.

by Innocent Mujeri

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said that the illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the West are a breach of international law, hence they should be removed.

by Innocent Mujeri

The estranged G40 kingpin, Professor Jonathan Moyo is reportedly at loggerheads with some donors who are accusing him of embezzling millions of dollars meant to sponsor demonstrations and other regime change activities in Zimbabwe.

by Christopher Makaza

Enlightened Students of Zimbabwe (ESZ), a newly formed student body, has raised concern over the United States Embassy Harare's involvement in students’ politics.

by Grace Chekai               

As the preparations for by-elections set for 5 December, this year gathered momentum, the battle to succeed the late National Patriotic Front (NPF) Member of Parliament for Kwekwe Central constituency, Masango Matambanadzo deepened following the refusal by his wife Selina Ndanga to succeed him, Harare Post has learnt.