LOCAL NEWS

by Christopher Makaza

The MDC-Alliance Bulawayo Provincial Executive Committee (PEC) has been sharply divided over a resolution to reinstate suspended Bulawayo Provincial Women`s Assembly Chairlady, Tendai Masotsha, before a disciplinary hearing.

by Felix Kundishora

Forces inside the MDC-A have claimed that they now have a “new friendship” with the ANC. According to two MDC-A NEC members who are close to Chamisa the two political parties were brought closer to each other by what they referred to as a “coincidence of interests”.

by Innocent Mujeri

Secretary-General of the Movement for Democratic Change Tsvangirai (MDC-T), Douglas Mwonzora has described the politics of the leader MDC-Alliance formation, Nelson Chamisa, “as not only retrogressive, but archaic and unproductive”.

By Patience Rashai

In a typical Chamisa style, Nelson Chamisa (MDC-A leader) seized the microphone to turn a church service into a political rally, at the late Kuwadzana MDC Alliance MP funeral, taking a swipe at MDC T Secretary General Douglas Mwonzora, and calling him a sell-out.

By John Mhazo

Finance Minister, Mthuli Ncube says civil servants are set to get salary reviews every three months to cushion them against economic uncertainties.

By Tafanana Kwedu

MDC Alliance United Kingdom and Ireland International Relations Secretary, Stanford Biti was left with an egg in the face on Tuesday after he attempted to smuggle his party’s ‘Zimbabwe crisis’ narrative in a zoom meeting that was being hosted by Chatham House.

By John Mhazo

Various Church leaders and dozens of citizens have taken to social media to express disgust over the MDC Alliance’s stage-managed abduction theatricals.

By Zivanai Dhewa

A leaked video exposing the lie behind the alleged abduction of the three MDC Alliance women, Joana Mamombe, Cecilia Chimbiri and Netsai Marova, has left the country shell shocked at the lengths the MDC A would go to vilify Zimbabwe in the global sphere.

By Derick Tsimba

President Emmerson Mnangagwa launched Africa Factbook at State House in Harare yesterday, in a bid to give the correct African narrative to the global world.

By Tafanana Kwedu

Members of the public have welcomed the decision by nurses to end their strike saying it will give them access to cheaper and reliable health care as most of them cannot afford private hospital fees.