Staff Reporter
The Deputy Minister of Defence, Brigadier General (Rtd) Levi Mayihlome, recently officially commissioned a newly constructed carpentry and joinery block at the Zimbabwe Military Medical Rehabilitation Centre (ZMMRC) yesterday.
Court Reporter
Kufakwevantu Chirigo, a 37-year-old man from Chipinge, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison by the Chipinge Magistrates' Court for attempted murder following a violent altercation with his sister.
Staff Reporter
Corruption has once again reared its ugly head within the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)-led Bulawayo City Council, following the arrest of Deputy Mayor Edwin Ndlovu and Chairperson of the Council’s Finance and Development Committee, Councillor Mpumelelo Moyo by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC).
By Staff Reporter
Three men have been sentenced to 38 years in prison each for their roles in a series of violent armed robberies in Bindura.
Staff Reporter
Harare residents have voiced their frustration and demanded immediate action from the Harare City Council to improve the drainage system in the Central Business District (CBD) after heavy rains on Wednesday, 13 September 2024, left several streets submerged, disrupting traffic and movement for pedestrians.
Staff Reporter
Education stakeholders are calling on the Government to broaden the scope of the Basic Education Assistance Module (BEAM) to go beyond tuition fees and include critical learning resources like stationery, uniforms, and furniture.
Staff Reporter
A powerful storm has struck Chivi District, particularly affecting the Chivi Central Constituency, and leaving a trail of significant destruction.
Staff Reporter
Government has ordered the Harare City Council (HCC) to immediately cease the demolition of illegally constructed houses in the capital.
Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has intensified its crackdown on the misuse of state-provided farming inputs, recently arresting former Mashonaland West Provincial Affairs Minister Reuben Marumahoko.
Staff Reporter
Government has given ferrochrome producers until December 2025 to establish their own power plants, primarily through solar energy, in an effort to reduce strain on the national grid. This move aligns with the nation’s broader objectives to enhance energy independence, address its power deficits, and advance environmental sustainability goals.
© 2018 Harare Post Media. All Rights Reserved.
