LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

Members of Parliament showered accolades on the Government's commendable strides in infrastructure development during a comprehensive tour of the Mbudzi Interchange construction site spearheaded by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure Development.

Staff Reporter

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), Bulawayo Mayor, David Coltart, has affirmed his determination to stay in office amidst increasing calls for him to resign following the departure of the CCC leader, Nelson Chamisa.

Political Reporter

The Citizens Coalition for Change's Gweru City Council (GCC) Mayor, Martin Chivhoko, finds himself under scrutiny for allegedly prioritizing leisure and neglecting the welfare of municipal employees.

……as members jostle for position

Political Reporter

Divisions have emerged among Nelson Chamisa's loyalists causing grave discontent as some members feel marginalized by the perceived dominance of Amos Chibaya, Gift Ostallos Siziba, and Farai Chinobva.

Staff Reporter

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has embarked on a legal action to reclaim its Bulawayo offices from former leader, Nelson Chamisa.

By: Staff Reporter

In a recent update, the Government addressed concerns surrounding the utilization of funds at the Mbudzi Interchange project.

                                                     
      …as he plans a nationwide tour to gauge his support

Political Reporter

Job Sikhala, recently released from remand prison, is reportedly on the brink of forming a new political party, signalling his departure from the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), formerly led by Nelson Chamisa.

Political Reporter

Gideon Shoko, a longstanding ally of Nelson Chamisa within the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), now finds himself in the eye of a political storm as he is being accused of not being a genuine opposition member.

Political Reporter

Chikanga legislator, Lynnette Karenyi Kore, once a staunch supporter of Nelson Chamisa, conspicuously chose to stay away from a rally held in Mutare yesterday by Chamisa loyalists.

Staff Reporter

Harare is grappling with a growing chorus of discontent among residents who are decrying the Harare City Council's (HCC) failure to address crucial issues like sewer reticulation and overall service delivery.