LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

Zimbabwe has signed a US$4.7million fertilizer deal with the Government of Japan, today in Harare; under the Economic and Social Development Program which is meant to support the procurement of fertilizers for vulnerable small-scale farmers.

Staff Reporter

Tribal politics is brewing havoc at Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) as factionalism presents its ugly head in that party’s Matabeleland leadership.

Staff Reporter

University of Zimbabwe (UZ) lecturer Pedzisai Ruhanya, has turned his BluffHill house in Harare, into a political office; where meetings for Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), are taking place.

Political Reporter

Citizens Coalition for Change activist and journalist, Hopewell Chin’ono has reportedly switched his political allegiance to Democratic Union of Zimbabwe (DUZ) party leader, Robert Chapman following his fallout with Nelson Chamisa.

Staff Reporter

Government has appointed an investigation team to look into the operations of City Parking in Harare City Council (HCC) following an outcry by motorists over extortionist parking fees and wanton clamping of vehicles.

Staff Reporter

The tobacco auction season officially opened yesterday with Vice President Constantino Chiwenga urging farmers to prioritise value addition on the golden leaf.

Shongedzai Mugwagwa

Environment, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister, Nqobizitha Mangaliso Ndlovhu scooped the best African Minister of Tourism award at the world’s largest Travel and Tourism Trade Fair—Internationale  Tourism Bourse (ITB) 2023.

Staff Reporter

Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has praised the cooperation that exists between China and Zimbabwe that has seen the successful fight against the Covid19 pandemic.

Political Reporter

Zimbabweans have lashed out at the leader of the opposition Democratic Union of Zimbabwe (DUZ) party, Robert Chapman who is reportedly failing to pay

Staff Reporter

First Banking Corporation (FBC) housing project has sparked outrage from prospective home seekers over steep rentals which are beyond the reach of ordinary Zimbabweans.