CCC hooligans attacks ZANU PF members
Staff Reporter
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) hooligans yesterday attacked and wounded some ZANU PF supporters who were attending a Cell meeting in Gokwe-Nembudziya.
Staff Reporter
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) hooligans yesterday attacked and wounded some ZANU PF supporters who were attending a Cell meeting in Gokwe-Nembudziya.
Staff Reporter
President Mnangagwa yesterday launched the ZANU-PF political returnees program dubbed the Kumusha, Home, Ekhaya (KHE) running under the theme, 'We heard the call, We voluntary came, Adding value to nation building.'
Staff Reporter
While addressing people at the burial of the late Cde Kanhanga at the Heroes Acre yesterday, President Mnangagwa urged the youths to register to vote as the nation draws closer to elections.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe’s agricultural exports to China have increased in the past year, resulting in the general increase in trade volume between the two countries.
Staff Reporter
Bulilima West legislator and Ministry of ICT, Postal and Courier Services Deputy Minister, Cde Dingumuzi Phuti recently donated medical equipment to clinics in his constituency to enhance health service delivery.
Staff Reporter
As the 2023 elections draw nearer, the US Embassy in Zimbabwe has intensified its regime change agenda through recruiting local journalists to publish and broadcast anti- Government news.
Staff Reporter
The ZANU PF War Veterans League executive members have welcomed the induction workshop currently on-going at the Party’s headquarters as it would help sharpen their mobilisation skills ahead of the forthcoming elections.
Staff Reporter
Citizens Coalition for Change leader (CCC), Nelson Chamisa, lacks leadership qualities to steer the opposition party to dislodge ZANU PF from power, the Harare Post has learnt.
Staff Reporter
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) interim co-vice president, Tendai Biti has confirmed that his party was broke and not able to financially sponsor the upcoming electoral campaigns.
Political Reporter
Political analysts have dismissed the Brenthurst Foundation pre-election survey that predicted Nelson Chamisa’s victory in the forthcoming presidential polls as fake and misleading.