LOCAL NEWS

By Staff Reporter

Bulawayo’s perennial water challenges are set to come to an end following the completion of the drilling and equipping of boreholes at Epping Forest in Nyamandlovu by Government.

by Health correspondent

Despite concerted efforts to discredit the Chinese-made COVID-19 vaccine, Sinopharm, the drug is getting popular even in unexpected countries.

by Political Writer

Harare West legislator, Joana Mamombe’s press conference, which was aimed at calling for the release of Makomborero Haruzivishe, has been snubbed by many who called the legislator to order and urged her instead to lead youths by example instead of continuously garnering for the limelight.

By Political Reporter

Two senior MDC Alliance and former legislators yesterday dumped the Chamisa-led political outfit and joined ZANU PF, while accusing the former of being embroiled in retrogressive politics of vengeance.

by Staff Writer

Vice President Kembo Mohadi yesterday broke his silence concerning the swirling digital media allegations of sexual relationships with three different women, dismissing it as a choreographed character assassination attempt by detractors.

By Staff Reporter

President Mnangagwa yesterday commissioned the new National Data Centre (NDC) that will anchor all e-Government programmes and allow coordinated planning and monitoring of results.

by Staff Reporter

Zimbabwe’s all weather friend, China has pledged another batch of 200 000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines to Zimbabwe, Chinese ambassador Guo Shaochun has said.

By Political Reporter

The ruling ZANU PF party has clarified President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s clarion call for residents to vote out clueless opposition-led councils saying that the President believes in robust service delivery to ratepayers.

By Staff Writer

Following the incessant rains that have resulted in excessive damage to the road infrastructure network countrywide, President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday declared a State of Disaster in all rural and urban areas in the country.

by Staff Reporter

The public has been urged to remain vigilant and continue observing precautionary COVID-19 measures despite a downward trend in cases.