LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

Citizens have rebuked Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa’s strategy of mobilizing voters through social media which does not provide a platform to deliver tangible promises that improve people’s lives and livelihoods. 

Staff Reporter

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa has abandoned families of CCC interim vice chairperson, Job Sikhala and CCC Chitungwiza North Member of Parliament, Godfrey Sithole reducing them to beggars.

Political Reporter

Bulawayo based US surrogate, Ben Freeth is frantically working to scamper the Global Compensation Deed (GCD) signed between Zimbabwe Government and Commercial Farmers Union (CFU) on 29 July 2020.

Staff Reporter

Government has urged the public to dismiss speculations concerning the issuance of travel documents indicating that the Civil Registration Department is currently experiencing a technical fault.

Staff Reporter

Citizens and the industry have hailed Government for introducing gold coins on the local market trade, a measure that has since proven to be a masterstroke in curbing inflation.

Staff Reporter

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has applauded the Judicial Service Commission (JSC), Competition and Tariff Commission of Zimbabwe (CTCZ) as well as the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) for the decision to capacitate judicial officers.

Staff Reporter

Opposition party, Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), received a grant worth US$3.5 million and is set to receive 70 Toyota Hilux GD6 vehicles for use in their campaigns for the upcoming 2023 Harmonised General Elections.

Staff Reporter

Government has suspended payments for the procurement of goods and services in line Ministries and Departments accusing the suppliers of using parallel market exchange rates in settling their transactions.

Staff Reporter

Government has urged its citizens to ensure that they get all the required Covid-19 vaccination while giving assurance that the supplies are enough to cover the whole year.

Staff Reporter

Rwanda vows to use its Chairmanship in the Commonwealth to assist Zimbabwe to re-join the grouping within its tenure of two years.