LOCAL NEWS

by Chiedza Muswe

MDC opposition leader Nelson Chamisa’s visit to Wilkins Infectious Diseases Hospital has been castigated by citizens who see the visit as a gimmick to get political mileage. 

by Derick Tsimba

Zimbabwe has joined the rest of the world in stepping up efforts to fight against Corona Virus (COVID-19).

by Mirinda Mazino

MDC Youth Organising Secretary and Harare ward 16 councillor, Denford Ngadziore and MDC Harare ward 41 councillor, Kudzai Kadzombe were both expelled from the Catholic University after forging entry qualifications for a Business Management and Information Technology degree at the institution, Harare Post has learnt.

by Patience Rashai

As part of efforts to strengthen Zimbabwe’s fight against the spread of COVID-19, Government has initiated screening for all employees and visitors entering Government offices, starting this Tuesday.

by Dr Claver Nyuki

Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Guo Shaochun has revealed that three Chinese private enterprises are sponsoring the upgrade of Wilkins Infectious Diseases Hospital in Harare, consolidating Government efforts in increasing the country’s health sector’s preparedness following the Covid-19 global pandemic.

by Shongedzai Mugwagwa

The minister of Health and Child Care, Dr Obadiah Moyo, announced that Zimbabwe had not recorded any positive Covid-19 case yet, but urged people to start behaving as if the dreadful pandemic was now in the country, the Harare Post can report.

by Innocent Mujeri

The growing rivalry between the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader Nelson Chamisa and some of his senior lieutenants, came to the fore last week during the National Standing Committee meeting held at Morgan Richard Tsvangirai House (MRTH) when the unsettled Chamisa declared he can singlehandedly lead MDC after accusing some national executive members of working with ZANU PF to undermine him, Harare Post can report.

by Taurai Mazwi

Government has introduced and adopted the philosophy of “heritage based education” as the anchor of innovation and as a way of promoting agriculture for industrialisation.

by Taurai Mazwi

MDC leader Nelson Chamisa has set up a hit squad and has tasked his young brother MDC National Assembly member for Mbare, Starman Chamisa to lead it in a bid to deal with dissenting voices within the party and also wreak havoc in the country for their planned nationwide demonstrations.

by Innocent Mujeri

Intense jostling for positions within the Zimbabwe African People’s Union (ZAPU), ahead of the party’s elective congress scheduled for 27 - 29 August in Bulawayo, is threatening to tear the party apart, with accusations of denying party cadres a chance to freely campaign for positions being levelled against party leader, Isaac Mabuka.