LOCAL NEWS

Political Reporter

Two outspoken social media personalities, popularly known as Nyokayemabhunu and Chimhamha, have been unmasked as key propagandists for the vanquished G40 faction, working to undermine the Government and tarnish the image of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, a reliable source has revealed.

Staff Reporter

Government has intensified efforts to modernise agriculture with a $37 million mechanisation drive, under which the Youth Bank has received 72 tractors and two combine harvesters to support youth-led farming initiatives across Zimbabwe.

Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has exceeded its revenue target for the second half of 2024 by 7.15%, despite economic challenges, according to a report by the authority.

Innocent Mujeri

The streets told the story better than any analyst could. When Blessed Geza, the former ZANU-PF cadre turned opposition firebrand, called for nationwide protests this week, Zimbabwe responded with a collective shrug.

Political Reporter

Zimbabweans demonstrated maturity and restraint by ignoring calls for a nationwide shutdown today, choosing instead to protect their livelihoods and maintain peace.

Staff Reporter

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has moved to quash rumours of unrest in the capital, stating that the central business district remains peaceful despite social media posts suggesting otherwise.

Staff Reporter

Zimbabweans across the country on Tuesday overwhelmingly ignored calls for anti-government protests, with many expressing strong objections to what they described as Jeremiah "Nyokayemabhunu" Masiiwa's disrespectful and authoritarian tone in mobilising demonstrations.

Staff Reporter

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has assured the public that the country remains peaceful, with law enforcement officers actively conducting patrols to ensure security and order.

Staff Reporter

Zimbabweans have dismissed calls for protests by political activist Nyokayemabhunu and former Zanu-PF Central Committee Member Blessed Geza, choosing to go about their daily activities instead.

By Staff Reporter

Calls for a mass protest in Harare have failed to disrupt daily activities, with businesses, schools, and public transport operating as usual across the capital. Despite expectations of widespread demonstrations, there were no significant disruptions to the city’s routine.