LOCAL NEWS

By Christopher Makaza

Opposition political leader, Nelson Chamisa has once again threatened to embark on protests to overthrow President Emmerson Mnangagwa`s Government which he continues to describe as illegitimate.

By Rungano Dzikira

The Oil Expressers Association of Zimbabwe (OEAZ) has dismissed the current cooking oil shortages that has hit the market as artificial shortages owing to saboteurs in the economy.

HARARE, Zimbabwe, 22 October 2018 -/African Media Agency (AMA)/- Mastercard President and CEO, Ajay Banga, this week visited Zimbabwe to show Mastercard's strong support for the country's drive to create a new wave of digital payments and inclusive growth. He outlined how Mastercard will collaborate with local private and public sector partners to drive greater financial inclusion through the implementation of innovative payment technologies.

By Bernard Mutambudzi

The United Nations Development Agencies in Zimbabwe has hailed the tremendous effort demonstrated by Government in implementing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a resident representative of UNDP Zimbabwe revealed.

By Christopher Makaza

Zvimba North Constituency House of Assembly member, Cde Marian Chombo (ZANU PF) is targeting to transform the Constituency focusing on employment creation, road rehabilitation, and rehabilitation of educational and healthy facilities among other critical areas.

By Staff Reporter

House of Assembly member for Magunje Constituency, Honourable Cecil Kashiri (Zanu PF) on Friday sat a round table discussion with tobacco merchants at Magunje Growth Point, the heart of his constituency.

By Gift Mashoko

Government through the Ministry of Health and Child Care has released $3.3mil into the Pharmaceutical industry, so as to improve the availability of medication and improve health service delivery.

by Christopher Makaza

Farmers across the country have welcomed the introduction of farmers' medical aid scheme by the grain marketing board (GMB) saying the scheme will go a long way in assisting them in times of sickness when they have no money.

by Rudo Saungweme               

The Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) has revealed during the just ended SMEs International Expo in Harare that they were comfortable with the recently introduced 2 percent tax.

by Tawanda Musariri

The public hearings into the events of the August incidents in Harare are headed for Bulawayo later this week to solicit for information from witnesses and interested parties in the matter.