By Tafanana Kwedu
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has with immediate effect appointed Air Commodore Jasper Chimedza, the new Secretary for Health and Child Care, Chief Secretary to the Office of the President and Cabinet, Dr Misheck Sibanda has said.
By Tafanana Kwedu
Public relations experts have encouraged government and corporates to embrace crisis communication in order to mitigate the impact of COVID19 in the wake of a spike in workplace infections recorded across the country.
By Innocent Mujeri
Leader of the Zimbabwe Activists Alliance Coordinators (ZAAC) Lynnette Tendayi Mudehwe, has said that days of cheap politicking are over and people should not be coerced by greedy politicians to demonstrate amid Covid 19 pandemic which is wreaking havoc in the country.
By Derick Tsimba
Some members of the MDC-A intend to approach the United States (US) Embassy in Harare with a view to persuade them to do something about the poor human rights record in the US following the death of George Floyd.
By Derick Tsimba
Zimbabwe through Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZIMPARKS) has joined the rest of the world to commemorate World Ranger Day held on 31st July, each year in support of conservation of wildlife and the natural ecosystem, the Harare Post can report.
By Patience Rashai
Despite the much hyped call for violent protests by the opposition and other regime change minions, it has been business as usual in most parts of Harare save for the Central Business District (CBD), as most Zimbabweans snubbed the call for violent demonstrations.
By Christopher Makaza
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has assured the public that they are fully protected from the opposition thugs who had threatened to unleash violence today in the name of peaceful demonstrations.
By Grace Chekai
The United States has come under fire for attempting to remove a speck in other countries’ eyes when it has a log in its own eyes.
By Staff reporter
Hopewell Chino’ono and Jacob Ngarivhume feel their opposition allies especially MDC-Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa have betrayed them as they languish in remand prison, a source had said.
By Staff reporter
Following heavy deployment of security forces ahead of the much hyped July 31 planned illegal demonstrations, Tajamuka/Sesijikile movement in conjunction with Counselling Service Unit (CSU) have plotted to engage in acts of sabotage, sensing that the masses might be afraid to participate.
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