LOCAL NEWS

Courts Reporter

Suspended Chikomba District Development Coordinator Michael Mariga will today appear before the court in Chivhu for criminal abuse of office after he allegedly received a US$60 bribe from a local NGO to fast-track its MOU with council.

Staff Reporter

President and ZANU PF’s First Secretary, Cde Mnangagwa yesterday reshuffled Politburo members as the Party looks to strengthen itself ahead of the 2023 plebiscite.

Staff Reporter

President Mnangagwa yesterday reiterated that the Government was aware of the civil servants’ plights and would continue to improve workers’ conditions of service through salary adjustments and offering other non-monetary benefits.

Staff Reporter

Government has noted with dismay how some criminal elements are destroying road works being carried out under the Emergency Roads Rehabilitation Programme 2, in a bid to discredit Government efforts, a Government official has said.

Staff Reporter

Following the discovery of the new Omicron variant in neighbouring countries and the possibility of the Covid 19 fourth wave, President Mnangagwa has announced a raft of measures meant to mitigate the spread of the disease in the country.

Staff Reporter

Government is set to institute a thorough investigation into the unholy alliance between Britain and local teachers’ unions to determine the latter’s level of interference in the domestic affairs of Zimbabwe.

Staff Reporter

Zimbabwe is committed to national health coverage and is currently working towards ending Aids by 2030, a Government official has said.

Ronald Banda in Victoria Falls

MDC-A run local authorities, chief among them Harare City Council and City of Gweru, were not utilising funds disbursed under the USD400 million Emergency Road Rehabilitation Program 2 (ERRP2) as part of the party’s strategy to puncture the ZANU PF Government’s led Urban Renewal Project.

Staff Reporter

ZANU PF acting Spokesperson, Dr Mike Bimha yesterday told journalists that contrary to some media reports, that the Party is no longer popular, the ruling party actually continues to attract new and old members due to its sound policies that are meant to uplift the general populace.

Political Reporter

Mourners in Gutu were recently shocked when MDC Alliance senior member Job Sikhala took to the podium and started to spew vulgarities and other unprintable words that were directed at the country’s leadership and ZANU PF.