LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

Pro-Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) business entities have rejected Chamisa’s plea for donations towards his election campaign saying his party led councils were making it difficult for the business to make money, the Harare Post has learnt.

Political Reporter

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) hooligans yesterday attacked the ZANU PF candidate for Bikita South, Energy Mutodi, and destroyed a number of vehicles.

Staff Reporter

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has applauded the New Vertical Mill Plant at Khaya Cement Limited for injecting about US$14 million towards the operationalisation of the plant.

Staff Reporter

The latest spat in the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) following that party leader, Nelson Chamisa’s directive that all CCC candidates should mobilise resources to bus supporters to Bindura for that party’s campaign launch rally is evidence that CCC is in financial doldrums, the Harare Post can report.

Staff Reporter

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)’s chaotic candidate selection process which was characterised by imposition of candidates, continues to divide that party with some disgruntled losing candidates mooting bhora musango, the Harare Post can reveal.

Staff Reporter

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has commended Prospect Lithium Zimbabwe (PLZ) for their contribution to the local economy and society following their investment in same.

Staff Reporter

The ‘Moving the Economy up the value Chain and Structural Transformation’ pillar of the National Development Strategy (NDS) 1 has yielded positive results, the Harare Post has learnt.

Political Reporter

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) interim organising secretary, Amos Chibaya had to scurry for cover as angry party members bayed for his blood last Sunday in Bulawayo.

Staff Reporter

Government has temporarily relaxed its export ban on lumpy chrome ores as well as that of chrome concentrates for companies that have already started building their smelting furnaces to raise capital.

Staff Reporter

Government has temporarily relaxed its export ban on lumpy chrome ores as well as that of chrome concentrates for companies that have already started building their smelting furnaces to raise capital.