LOCAL NEWS

By Sizalobuhle Khumalo in Vic Falls

A senior Victoria Falls Municipality employee has dismissed as false claims by the MDC, that their Councillor for Ward 2, Goshen Zhou donated two ambulances to the Municipality.

 By Rungano Dzikira

Government is currently seized with crafting ways to assist local industry deal with the teething inflationary pressures, low productivity and power challenges currently hindering production of goods for local consumption as well as exports.

By Sizalobuhle Khumalo

New York correspondent, Hopewell Chin’ono has come out gun blazing on some former cabinet ministers who are opposed to the proposal by the Zimbabwe Church Councils of a seven-year Sabbath, labelling them looters.

By Chief Reporter

Contrary to the MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa’s legitimacy mantra, wherein he disputes the clean victory of President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the subsequent by-elections, the party’s provincial structures continue to admit defeat.

By Derick Tsimba

Government is putting in place measures to combat cyber crime and increase cyber security through Cabinet approval of the Cyber Crime, Cyber Security and Data Protection Bill.

By Christopher Makaza

Out of the 444 aspiring District Coordinating Committee (DCC) candidates for the six zones in Harare province, 428 sailed through, among them being Maidei Mujuru, daughter to the late Army General Solomon Mujuru.

By Tendai Matunhu

The shortage of bread, currently emerging is due to monopolised value chain by Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) which is allegedly hoarding wheat in order to arm-twist Government to accept their favourable wheat price, senior officials within the bakery industry have alleged.

By Christopher Makaza

While addressing people at Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) Annual Traditional Leaders` Day Commemorations at ZNA 4 Infantry Brigade in Masvingo recently, Masvingo Minister of State for Provincial Affairs, Ezra Chadzamira hailed the good relations between the Army and the traditional leaders which he said dated back to the days of the liberation struggle where the two parties fought side by side against colonialism.

By Chief reporter

….as pressure mounts on him

Following increased pressure from his party members and the party’s benefactors, MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa is reportedly desperate to meet with Roman Catholic Church Priest, Father Fidelis Mukonori in a bid to convince him to broker negotiations between him and President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

By Staff reporter

ZANU PF National Political Commissar (NPC), Victor Matemadanda said the re-introduction of District Coordinating Committee (DCC) was expected to address factionalism and regionalism that had rocked the party.