Staff reporter
The court case of the MDC vice chairperson, Job Sikhala, who is facing subversion charges following his threat to unseat President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration before 2023 election, could be the immediate catalyst for a major split of the MDC.
by Derick Tsimba
The Minister of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry said Zimbabwe was going to join the rest of the world to commemorate the World Wetlands Day.
by Bevan Musoko
There was pandemonium and despondency at Amai Mugabe High School in Mazowe yesterday when the former First Lady directed that all staff members whose children had been offered places to study at the school for free should pay US$900 or withdraw their children.
by Shongedzai Mugwagwa
A high powered delegation of Government officials led by Vice President Retired General Constantino Chiwenga, has visited Kanyemba border post in Mbire district, Mashonaland Central province for an assessment of various tourists and trade opportunities to be rolled out this year, the Harare Post reports.
by Tendai Kamusoro
MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa’s desperation for regional and international acceptance reached an all-time low yesterday during an interview with South Africa’s Power 98.7 Radio Station in which he declared that there is no xenophobia in South Africa.
by Shongedzai Mugwagwa
In a bid to improve the health sector, Government has allocated USD$5 million towards the immediate and emergence refurbishment of Sally Mugabe hospital (first beneficiary) under the unveiled 90-day Rapid, the Harare Post reports.
by Christopher Makaza
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) Commissioner General, Ms Faith Mazani said corruption at border posts was a major hindrance to revenue collection.
Senior Reporter
In what could be a blow to the MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa, the United States embassy in Harare yesterday met with Political Actors Dialogue (Polad) in Harare to discuss about issues of development, good governance and economic stability while Chamisa continues to seek international attention in his fight for power.
by Derick Tsimba
The country’s major road network dualisation is progressing well as Government works hard to ensure that the country’s roads meet international standards.
by Tendai Matunhu
In a development expected to boost tourists arrival in the country, major airlines are expected to fly into Zimbabwe this year, the Harare Post has learnt.
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