LOCAL NEWS

by Patience Rashai

In a strategic move, MDC-Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has appointed Welshman Ncube, as the acting president of the party, for an undisclosed duration, as the ‘youthful’ crafty leader prods at distancing himself from the planned #31July protest.

by Innocent Mujeri

The Secretary General of the opposition Labour, Economists and African Democrats (LEAD), Henry Ngara has condemned  demonstrations and other forms of confrontational politics as retrogressive and called for dialogue to settle all political misunderstandings in the country.

by Christopher Makaza

Zimbabweans countrywide have called upon Government to tighten COVID-19 lockdown regulations as the country is witnessing a surge in the number of local transmissions.

by Tafanana Kwedu

Zimbabwe’s economy recorded an increase in exports as official figures in Zimbabwe’s Annual Budget and Economic Review 2019 report revealed. 

by Chido Matamba

Government continues to construct more infrastructure at learning institutions using devolution funds.

by Patience Rashai

In a bid to improve the country’s healthcare infrastructure, Government disbursed ZWL$62 million for renovations and upgrading of the country’s major hospitals, during the 2019 fiscal year.

By Tafanana Kwedu

Concerned citizens have expressed concern over demonstrations during lockdown, stressing that if not stopped it would trigger a spike in the spread of Covid-19 infections and deaths.

By Tafanana Kwedu

MDC-Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa has roped in Ibbo Mandaza as his chief political advisor, a source has revealed.

By Derick Tsimba

During submissions to the Thematic Committee on Peace and Security Portfolio Committee on ICT, Postal and Courier Services and Portfolio Committee on Media, Information and Broadcasting Services said the Cyber Security and Data Protection Bill yesterday; Kwekwe residents proposed that the Bill should be able to protect the rights of women and children on social media.

By Bevan Musoko

Kwekwe residents overwhelmingly supported the proposed Cyber Security and Data Protection Bill on grounds that it would safeguard social values and secure the country from hostile actions such as espionage and hacking.