LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

The Government has assured Zimbabwean students and citizens in Ukraine of a safe evacuation from the warzone country.  This follows a conflict between Ukraine and Russia that has escalated to an armed battle.

Staff Reporter

Zimbabwe’s first independent television channel, 3Ktv, will be launched today giving local viewers a choice over what to watch on their screens.

Political Reporter

The fight for the control of Matabeleland region between Citizens Coalition for Change interim vice president, Welshman Ncube and interim chairperson, Thabitha Khumalo has reached alarming levels, with Ncube being labelled a tribalist.

Staff Reporter

The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) Chairperson, Justice Priscilla Chigumba has challenged political parties to campaign peacefully and desist from hate speech ahead of the by-elections slated for 26 March, this year.

Staff Reporter

Zimbabwe’s Ambassador to Mozambique, Victor Matemadanda yesterday officially handed over grain that was pledged by the Zimbabwean Government for terrorism victims in Cabo Delgado.

Staff Reporter

Government is set to boost production and create employment through the proposed joint ventures that were revealed yesterday during the 2^nd Cabinet Press Briefing.

Staff Reporter

The ZANU PF Marondera Central candidate for the 26 March 2022 by-elections, Ignatious Mateveke has said that the former legislator for the constituency, Caston Matewu had not done anything meaningful for the people of the constituency.

Taurai Masamba

The ZANU PF Marondera East candidate for the 26 March 2022 by-elections, Jeremiah Chiwetu is very confident that the Party is going to retain the seat.

Political Reporter

Self-exiled G40 kingpin and former cabinet minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo, has mocked the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) over its ideological bankruptcy and has reminded that party that an ideology is forethought not an afterthought.

Political Reporter

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) inaugural rally held over the weekend in Highfield has widened the rift between Nelson Chamisa and his interim co-vice president Tendai Biti who felt disrespected by the former.