LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

President Mnangagwa has today replaced the condition of service vehicles for Chiefs, distributing 100 double-cab Isuzu vehicles.
This is part of the Government’s ongoing programme to ensure Chiefs are mobile and to restore their dignity.

Provincial Reporter

United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), Deputy Executive Secretary, Antonio Pedro, has urged Africa to utilize Africa's natural capital to wag off insurmountable obstacles posed by both unfriendly global financial systems and natural disasters on the continent.

Staff Reporter

President Mnangagwa is steadfast in his determination to improve Zimbabwe's road network, with the Government adopting a "kilometre by kilometre" approach, strategy aimed at gradually enhancing the country's road infrastructure.

Political Reporter

Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa, who is poised to launch a new political party tentatively named the Democratic Alternative Party of Zimbabwe (DAZ), has reportedly made a decision not to include in the leadership of that party, seasoned opposition members who worked with the late Morgan Tsvangirai in the MDC.

Staff Reporter

Financial analysts have expressed their approval of the recently announced Government's borrowing plan, citing its strategic approach to economic stability and development.

Staff Reporter

Health and Child Care Minister Douglas Mombeshora has vehemently opposed the looming plans of a strike by public hospital doctors and nurses and emphasised the need for dialogue, urging organisers of the planned strike to hold off until discussions between the government and the workforce resume.

Health Reporter

The Minister of Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion, Professor Mthuli Ncube, has announced that the Government has ring fenced the revenue generated from the  Beverage Sugar Content Tax (BSCT) for therapy and procurement of cancer equipment.

Staff Reporter

Cabinet has announced significant changes to the national curriculum, including the replacement of Continuous Assessment Learning Activities (CALA) with school-based projects, in a move aimed at enhancing the quality and relevance of education.

Staff Reporter

Government has approved 182 projects for its first 100-day cycle projects for 2024, whose focus is the improvement of the livelihoods of citizens in all communities in line with the aspirations of Vision 2030.

Staff Reporter

Chirumhanzu South legislator, Babra Rwodzi, has commended the Government for spearheading transformative projects in her constituency, highlighting their potential to significantly improve the livelihoods of residents.