by Dorcas Rumano
The Government is launching the Zimbabwe National Critical Skills Audit (ZNCSA) so that it will come up with an education system which is transparent and recognised the world over as well as aid in transforming the country’s economy, a senior Government official has said.
by Gift Mashoko
During his first few months in office, President Mnangagwa has brought peace and democracy and will continue to do so even after election period, said Vice President Constantino Chiwenga as he urged Zanu PF supporters to maintain peace for the country to develop.
A former political adviser at the Netherlands Embassy in Harare says the Movement for Democratic Change once led by the late Morgan Tsvangirai has over the years been devastated by serious internal problems, including a leadership crisis, which can be addressed if the party reverts to its founding principles.
by Christopher Makaza
MDC led councils were yesterday lambasted by Vice President and Second Secretary of the ruling Party Constantino Chiwenga for poor service delivery and corruption.
by Zivanai Dhewa
MDC Alliance has caused a stir on social media over a cap that was seen in a photo where the Chairperson of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), Justice Priscilla Chigumba was taken with an unnamed International Observer, casting ZEC as being partisan.
by Christopher Makaza
Schools have been urged to desist from chasing away children for failing to pay school fees in time as Government is working on modalities to avail Better Education Assistance Module (BEAM) funds meant to assist disadvantaged pupils.
by Bernard Mutambudzi
ZANU-PF structures in Harare Province have started serious preparations for the forthcoming harmonised elections with the Asian community of Belvedere hailing the party for remembering them.
by Gift Mashoko
Corruption in the MDC led councils with specific reference to Harare City Council has been castigated by Vice President
Constantine Chiwenga, as he urged ZANU PF supporters to rally behind and vote for ZANU PF candidates.
By Brightface Mutema
The weather was not that conducive to an extent that someone could be tempted to spend the whole day between the sheets. There were some early morning showers that in some cases could have dampened the spirits of the Zanu PF supporters in Mashonaland Central Province, thus discouraging them from thronging Chipadze stadium.
by Rudo Saungweme
Thousands thronged Chipadze stadium in Bindura despite the chilly weather, for an engagement with President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
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