LOCAL NEWS

Political Reporter

Controversial journalist-cum-Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) ally, Hopewell Chin’ono has indirectly predicted a land slide victory for President Emmerson Mnangagwa in the upcoming 2023 harmonised general elections.

Political Reporter

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) legislators have defied Nelson Chamisa’s directive not to take housing loans extended to them by Government and have accused their leader of not being sensitive to their welfare.

Political Reporter

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa has sensationally claimed that approximately 50 percent of that party’s leadership is heavily compromised and cannot be trusted.

Political Reporter

Self-exiled and former Cabinet Minister, Saviour Kasukuwere is desperate to make a political come back and has been engaging some fringe political parties to support his 2023 presidential bid.

Staff Reporter

Government is committed to continue strengthening working relations with the World Bank (WB) as that will quicken the realization of Vision 2030 and the successful implementation of the National Development Strategy Phase one (NDS1), a Cabinet Minister has said.

Staff Reporter

Citizens have applauded Government efforts meant to improve the health delivery systems in the country.

Harare Post Reporters

The shortage of vehicle number plates in the country is soon going to be a thing of the past as a state of the art Vehicle Number Plate Production Plant was commissioned at the University of Zimbabwe yesterday.

Staff Reporter

President Mnangagwa yesterday urged tertiary institutions to continually strive to come up with scientific research that can capacitate society to be active participants in national development.

Staff Reporter

Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) is now finalising coal purchasing contracts with two local mining companies.

Once finalised, this deal will see the commencement of coal supply to Hwange Power Plants seven and eight.

Staff Reporter

Tobacco production for the 2022\23 farming season is set to increase its cropping hectarage to 130 300ha which is 5% up from 126 000ha done in the 2021/22 farming season.