LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

Officials at the Embassy of Mozambique have dismissed accusations of voter registration irregularities for their country’s forthcoming elections, amidst accusations by detractors that Zanu PF was registering thousands of Zimbabweans to participate in Mozambique’s presidential and parliamentary elections scheduled for October 9, 2024.

Staff Reporter

Invictus Energy Limited has revealed an update of its new Cabora Bassa 2023 2D Infill Seismic Survey.

Staff Reporter

Consumers have voiced urgent calls for Government intervention against retailers exploiting the current change in currency to hike the prices of basic necessities.

Staff Reporter

Government has issued a clear directive to educational institutions across the country, cautioning them against the exclusive use of US dollars for tuition and fees.

Staff Reporter

The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Nick Mangwana, has recently clarified the Government's stance on the contentious car radio licensing bill, addressing widespread confusion and concerns about its supposed approval.

Staff Reporter

Sabi Star Mine has begun offering lucrative contracts to horticulture farmers in Buhera, providing them with a stable market for their produce.

Political Reporter

Factional disputes within the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) are intensifying, as a faction led by Jameson Timba is reportedly marshalling support among Bulawayo councillors to oust Mayor David Coltart.

Political Reporter

In a surprising political development, Godfrey Tsenengamu, a noted political figure known for his shifting allegiances, has announced a return to the ruling ZANU PF Party.

Staff Reporter

Community unrest is brewing in Bulawayo's Sizinda area, where residents of Wards 17 and 21 are voicing their frustration and demanding action from their Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) councillors over unresolved and ongoing sewerage issues that pose serious health risks.

Staff Reporter

Nelson Chamisa’s closest ally, Gift Ostallos Siziba, faced public embarrassment when he was booed and jeered during a Workers’ Day event organised by the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) in Highfield yesterday.