LOCAL NEWS

by Rudo Saungweme

Chaos continue to rock the MDC Alliance ahead of the do-or-die harmonised elections as some district assemblies are threatening to throw their weight behind independent candidates.

by Nobleman Runyanga

Zimbabweans have welcomed the recent reduction in mobile data charges which was announced by the Postal and Telecommunications Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) this week.

by Nobleman Runyanga

Since the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) released copies of the new biometric voter registration (BVR) voters roll on Monday this week, the MDC Alliance has been frantically trying to wring non-existent political capital out of the issue using outright lies and sympathy-seeking antics.

by Jasper Hloka

Opposition supporters can now brace for the worst as things fall apart at the MDC Alliance.

Yesterday, MDC-T National Chairperson, Morgen Komichi and National Youth Assembly leader, Happymore Chidziva confirmed that all is not well in the electoral pact as that party depicts no remorse in elbowing out other Alliance partners.

by Gift Mashoko

Mbare is one of the oldest towns to be built in Harare. It has the popular Mbare Bus terminus where most long distant buses load and offload. Most farmers from all over the country bring their produce for sale at Mbare musika making it a hub for farm produce (fruits and vegetables) in bulk, making Mbare the place with the most refuse and population. The largest second hand clothes market is also present in the area at the Mupedzanhamo, making Mbare a very busy place.

by Bruce Zvandasara

The Zimbabwe Revolution and Patriotic Youth Network (ZIRAPAYON) recently launched its Masvingo Provincial chapter.

Zanu PF National Youth Secretary, Pupurai Togarepi presided over the launch.  

Zimbabwe's war veterans leader, Victor Matemadanda, has reportedly claimed that the opposition Movement for democratic Change (MDC) Alliance presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa's political approaches are turning him into a "smaller version of former president Robert Mugabe".

by Gift Mashoko

Zimbabweans have been urged to rally behind President Emmerson Mnangagwa and all ZANU PF candidates during the coming plebiscite as it is the only party capable of transforming the nation into a better and enjoyable place to be.

by Christopher Makaza

A good number of foreign and local observers have shown interest in observing Zimbabwe’s harmonised elections scheduled for next month.

by Christopher Makaza

Newly elected ZANU PF candidates have described President Emmerson Mnangagwa as a principled and focused leader who stands by his word.