LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

Two Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) members, were arrested for assaulting a female ZANU PF member and torching her homestead destroying property worth US$6 000 in Chirumhanzu.

 Political Reporter

Party factionalism in Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has seen rival camps creating militant groups with a mandate to attack rivals, Harare Post has learnt.

Staff Reporter

Government is set to establish a Human-Wildlife Conflict Relief Fund for Victims in Zimbabwe (The Relief Fund) to cushion victims of human -wildlife conflict by way of funeral assistance and payment of hospital bills.

Staff Reporter

The Government of Zimbabwe is ready to receive its citizens who are likely to be deported from South Africa following that country’s failure to upgrade most of Zimbabweans’ Zimbabwe Exemptions Permits (ZEPs) to normal immigrant visas.

Political Reporter

Amid growing mistrust and factionalism within the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), that party’s leader, Nelson Chamisa is set to establish secret offices in Harare that will only be accessed by his close lieutenants.

Staff Reporter

Rigorous and robust economic policies have resulted in ensuring that Zimbabwe is the only country out of 127 that Ethiopian Airlines now offers three direct flights to three different cities per week.

Political Reporter

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) interim co-deputy president, Tendai Biti is currently receiving a barrage of attacks from his party members who are accusing him of selling out after he was seen wearing a scarf usually won by ZANU PF members.

Political Reporter

President Mnangagwa has been described as a unifier and an advocate of peace following his appointment of former ZANU NDONGA president, William Khumbula to be a ZANU PF Central Committee member.

Political Reporter

ZANU PF Spokesperson, Cde Christopher Mutsvangwa has described President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s in coming Presidium as a tried and tested breed of cadres that has a record of delivering dating back to the days of Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle.

Political Reporter

The ruling ZANU-PF party has finally constituted the newly formed Council of Elders with three members out of the possible ten being appointed to the Council yesterday.