LOCAL NEWS

Rudo Saungweme

Outspoken Norton Member of Parliament, Themba Mliswa has stepped down as the Mines Portfolio Committee Chairperson pending allegations of demanding a US $400 000 bribe from Hwange Colliery Company.

Christopher Makaza

Government will soon provide psycho-socio support to victims of the recent violent demonstrations that were organised by the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) and MDC, after they were traumatised when they lost goods and properties to looters.

Derick Tsimba

Minister of Youth, Art and Sports, Kirsty Coventry yesterday toured the Hopley project in Harare where a clinic and a youth centre are under construction.

When Guatemala expelled a UN-backed anti-corruption commission in early January, the US issued only a vague statement that did not even mention the commission. US media outlets, including Foreign Policy magazine, are now claiming that the US Republican party was working behind the scenes to undermine the commission prior to the incident.

Christopher Makaza.

Citizens from across the country have criticised MDC leader,  Nelson Chamisa for snubbing yesterday`s national Dialogue organised by President Emmerson Mnangagwa saying that the opposition leader lacks political maturity and has no people of Zimbabwe at heart.

Bernard Mutambudzi.

Leaders of various church organisations have taken a leading role in the national dialogue called by President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

Patience Rashai

Government is set to deal with rural public transport blues following a public outcry over their intervention in the urban system which had become ridiculously expensive after Government’s upward review of fuel prices last month.

Zivanai Dhewa

Philanthropist, Founder and Chairman of Econet Group, Strive Masiyiwa and wife have  launched a US$100million Challenge Fund for rural entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe.

Staff Reporter

In a shocking attack that has left many in the diplomatic field reeling, Zimbabwean opposition party, MDC, has called Kenyan President, Uhuru Kenyatta, “stupid.” This follows President Kenyatta’s reiteration of his country’s support for Zimbabwe and his call for sanctions to be removed.

Rungano Dzikira

Government has set up an Ad-hoc Inter-Ministerial Committee on Emergency Relief to Business and Communities affected by the 14-16 January 2019 stay away as it steps up efforts towards dialoguing and redressing atrocities of the past month, and map way forward to rebuild and maintain peace in the country.