Government receives US$1.5million from UNDP
Staff Reporter
The Government has received US$1.5 million dollars from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) for solar mini-grid connections, the Harare Post has learnt.
Staff Reporter
The Government has received US$1.5 million dollars from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) for solar mini-grid connections, the Harare Post has learnt.
Staff Reporter
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has called upon the church and the community leaders to be sources of guidance and leadership to the youths.
Staff Reporter
The long-awaited Delimitation Report has been welcomed by aspiring candidates from all political parties indicating that they can now prepare for their primaries as they now know their wards and constituencies.
Staff Reporter
A Toronto Stock Exchange-listed (TSX) and Canadian-based mining company, New Dawn Mining Corporation; has constructed a multi- million dollar solar farm at its Turk and Angelus gold mine, in Bubi district, Matebeleland North.
Staff Reporter
Western embassies have been unsettled by the recent visit of the Belarusian President, Alexander Lukashenko to Zimbabwe as they want to discredit the Government’s re-engagement and engagement efforts.
Staff Reporter
Villagers in Rushinga have welcomed the refurbishment and the anticipated reopening of Gwangwawa clinic as it would be turned into a model healthcare centre.
Political Reporter
The political life of ZAPU leader, Sibangilizwe Nkomo, is hanging by a thread as some former top officials from that party plot his ouster for allegedly frustrating the growth of that opposition party.
Staff Reporter
The Harare Civil Society Organizations (HSCOs) have implored the Government to amend the Dangerous Drugs Act and Criminal Codification Act following a ZANU PF Youth League event entitled “No to drugs abuse” hosted this weekend in Amaveni, Kwekwe.
Staff Reporter
President Mnangagwa has urged the media fraternity to be responsible and focus on uniting Zimbabweans as the nation inches towards elections.
Staff Reporter
The United States of America Embassy in Zimbabwe has begun meddling into the internal affairs and politics of the State as it has been holding private meetings with opposition political parties.