LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

The Afrobarometer, a South Africa based non-profit research network, has predicted President Mnangagwa’s electoral victory in the 2023 Harmonised General Elections.

Staff Reporter

The ZANU PF National Political Commissar Cde Mike Bimha has said that the Government was ready to restore sanity in the mining sector by regulating operations of artisanal miners.

Staff Reporter

Government has approved a review of the price of maize to ZW$75 000 per metric tonne while the incentive for early delivery of the same, to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB), would be US$90 per metric tonne.

Staff Reporter

Government continues to make strides on the political, economic and legislative reforms as annunciated by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, as it strives to align the laws with the Constitution of Zimbabwe, ahead of the 2023 Harmonised General Elections.

Staff Reporter

Major General (Retd) Sikhulile Simpson Nyathi has died. He passed on last Sunday morning at the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) 2 Referral Hospital in Harare.

Staff Reporter

The ruling ZANU PF is leaving no stone unturned as it prepares for next year’s harmonised elections and has set this coming Saturday to be a day to take stock of its structures.

Staff Reporter

The death of Zimbabwean lawyer and constitutional expert, Alex Magaisa, who succumbed to cardiac arrest yesterday, has attracted mixed graveside messages.

Taurai Masamba

The people of Makoni Central, Makoni South and Mutasa Central Constituencies in Manicaland Province have expressed disappointment with MDC-T Makoni Central legislator, David Tekeshe over his lack of commitment to the development of his constituency and the repair of a road that cuts through the three constituencies.

Staff Reporter

Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, who is also the Minister of Health and Childcare, has stressed that his ministry would ensure that the welfare of health professionals is improved.

Political Reporter

A section of Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) members have blamed that party’s leader, Nelson Chamisa, for failure to provide a reliable vehicle for use to his co-deputy, Lynnette Karenyi Kore, who was involved in a road accident yesterday.