LOCAL NEWS

by Charles Motsi

Nelson Chamisa, the MDC Alliance losing presidential candidate in the 30 July Presidential elections, has come under fire from Harare residents who have questioned his sincerity in addressing the cholera outbreak after he carried out what can only be termed a publicity stunt in the guise of a clean-up campaign.

by Tinotenda Mutasa

The much hyped MDC demonstration against President Emmerson Mnangagwa in New York, United States, on the side-lines of the United Nations General Assembly turned out to be a major flop on Saturday as only a handful of asylum seekers and beneficiaries turned up.

by Rudo Saungweme

The MDC Alliance clean up exercise which took place today at Tichagarika shopping centre in Glen View 3, Harare has been described as a fallacy by Glenview residents as it comes way after government has taken measures to contain the disease.

by Nobleman Runyanga

The much-hyped MDC North America branch’s anti-President Emmerson Mnangagwa demonstration which was slated for today in New York flopped monumentally as less than ten people, mostly Zimbabwean refugees,  turned up for the event. The protest, which received a lot of hype both at home and abroad, was calculated to embarrass the President by questioning his legitimacy through placard messages.

by Christopher Makaza

Netizens have criticised opposition leader Nelson Chamisa’s so called Glenview clean campaign where he claimed credit to the decline of cholera cases in Harare arguing that it was not Government’s intervention which led to the arrest of the deadly disease.

by Elijah Chihota

After failing to impress the electorate in his presidential bid, MDC Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa has nothing else to do and he has decided to turn to the streets as a cleaner and was seen cleaning in the Glen View area, today.

by Gift Mashoko

Outgoing British Ambassador to Zimbabwe Ambassador Catriona Laing bade farewell to Zimbabwe in her meeting with Acting President Kembo Mohadi, who commended her for bringing the UK and Zimbabwe into good books.

by Nobleman Runyanga

Many Zimbabweans have praised President Emmerson Mnangagwa following his maiden address to the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) summit on Wednesday, this week.

by Elijah Chihota

Following numerous complaints over poor service delivery, unscheduled power cuts and wrong power consumption estimates, the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) has announced that this is set to be a thing of the past.

by Bevan Musoko

In his widely accepted address of the United Nations General Assembly yesterday, President Mnangagwa explained that Government’s initiative to achieve food security, the Command Agriculture scheme, had achieved its intended purpose as the country now boasted of food security.