by Harare Post reporter
Domestic and regional flights that have been suspended since the start of lockdown in March this year, are set to resume next week in line with President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s directive of gradually easing the lockdown regulations to allow some sectors of the economy to start operating.
by Innocent Mujeri
The Zion Christian Church (ZCC) has partnered with Government to build a state of the art Agricultural College in Hurungwe in its quest to equip Zimbabweans with life skills that are desperately needed for the development of the country.
by Innocent Mujeri
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday chose to spend his birthday chairing a Cabinet meeting and attending to other Government business.
by Christopher Makaza
Zanu PF continues holding inter-district meetings country wide in preparation for the upcoming District Coordination Committees (DCC) elections scheduled before October 2020.
by Grace Chekai
Cabinet yesterday further eased the lockdown restrictions to allow additional sectors of the economy to start functioning.
by Innocent Mujeri
Political analysts have described the ongoing recalls of the MDC Alliance legislators and councillors as a fatal political blow that might spell the demise of Nelson Chamisa’s political career.
by Christopher Makaza
Last two decades have seen Harare City Council being villagized from a Sunshine city into trash and slum city, a former opposition leader has said.
by Kundayi Masekesa
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has directed that the suspended Executive Chairman of Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) ,Dr Sydney Gata be allowed to resume his responsibilities as the Executive Chairman of the entity, while investigations into his alleged corruption charges are being finalised.
by Kundayi Masekesa
THE Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) has extended the registration period for November 2020 Ordinary and Advanced Level examinations, and urged school authorities to follow all regulations pertaining to the submission of entries to the letter.
by Innocent Mujeri
Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Senator Monica Mutsvangwa has urged Zimbabweans not to relax, but to be cautious as the COVID-19 pandemic is still far from over.
© 2018 Harare Post Media. All Rights Reserved.
