LOCAL NEWS

by Innocent Mujeri

Leader of the MDC Alliance, Nelson Chamisa is being accused by one of his deputies, Tendai Biti, for selling out that party’s vice chairperson, Job Sikhala to the police in order to consolidate his power, the Harare Post can exclusively reveal.

by Staff reporter

The MDC-Alliance is planning to put forward candidature objection affidavits to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) following the MDC-T’s submission to the electoral board, a list of candidates to replace those who were recalled from the House of Assembly and the Senate.

by Christopher Makaza

The MDC-Alliance Masvingo Provincial Assembly leadership's visit to the incarcerated MDC-Alliance National Youth Organising Secretary and Masvingo Ward 4 Councillor, Godfrey Kurauone's family in Zibowa village in Zaka East on 22 August was described as a publicist stunt that nevertheless “failed to impress,” the family, the Harare Post has heard.

by Christopher Makaza

Cabinet yesterday revealed that ZW$2.932 billion had been disbursed for the implementation of Devolution in 2020 and that Provincial Ministers will be empowered to monitor how the funds will be utilised.

by Innocent Mujeri

President Emmerson Mnangagwa will today attend the 8^th Annual National Agribusiness Virtual Conference at Andy Miller Conference Centre in Harare.

by Christopher Makaza

Opposition activists who are currently incarcerated at Chikurubi Maximum Prison are allegedly inciting other inmates to protest, demanding their immediate and unconditional release citing COVID-19 infections, the Harare Post has learnt.

by Grace Chekai

The lucrative United States Dollar (US$) fuel market has encouraged adulteration and smuggling of fuel in the country, prejudicing Government of a fortune in revenue, Harare Post can reveal.

by Innocent Mujeri

Netizens have condemned the behaviour of rowdy MDC Alliance supporters who stormed Harare Magistrate Court yesterday, violently demanding the release of Job Sikhala.

by Innocent Mujeri

Power outages being experienced around the country are because of a technical fault at Hwange Power Station compounded by the unavailability of normal import levels.

 by Grace Chekai

Government has urged citizens to continue to adhere to COVID-19 control and prevention measures following the continuous rise in local transmission figures.