LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

Political commentator and former Cabinet Minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo has castigated the United States (US) Embassy in Harare for its continued interference in Zimbabwe’s internal politics.

Political Reporter

Following an outcry by the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) female members that the candidate selection process was insensitive to gender, that party resolved to appoint some women to represent it in some selected constituencies.

Staff Reporter

The Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Professor Mthuli Ncube, has announced policy measures which are meant to stabilize the local currency and stimulate the economy.

Political Reporter

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) election preparations are in jeopardy as that party is failing to raise the gazetted Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) nomination fees for its presidential, parliamentary and local authority candidates.

…..as Mataruse wins Chinhoyi nomination process

Political Reporter

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa was left with an egg on his face as his rival, Peter Mataruse narrowly won that party’s nomination exercise held last Saturday in Chinhoyi.

Staff Reporter

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has reiterated that Africa has to free herself from external debt so as to ensure rapid development of the continent.

Staff Reporter

Following the upsurge of prices due to the manipulation of the foreign exchange, Government has developed a National Price Index (NPI) to curb the practice of overpricing and forward pricing.

Staff Reporter

The ZANU PF Youth League has reiterated its support for the Party and President Mnangagwa in the forthcoming elections and vowed to work tirelessly to ensure the party's victory this year.

Staff Reporter

The Grain Marketing Board (GMB), has recorded improved grain stocks as at 14 of May 2023. According to statistics released by the board, grain stocks stood at 248 926 metric tonnes.

Staff Reporter

Political commentator and Former Cabinet Minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo has said that economic saboteurs should not be allowed to contest in local elections.