LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

Government is continuing with the modernization and upgrading of major highways across the country with the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls road set to be rehabilitated soon.

Staff Reporter

Local manufacturers have applauded the re-introduction of duty on basic commodities as this would support local industries and increase the uptake of locally produced goods.

Staff Reporter

Opposition party, Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) is scheming to unleash violent demonstrations ahead of the 2023 Harmonised General Elections following realization of their pending and inevitable defeat.

Staff Reporter

Government has warned members of the public against fake advertisement circulating on social media platforms from fraudsters who are purporting to belong to the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development.

Staff Reporter

Government is set to implement a number of power generation projects meant to avert electricity challenges currently facing the country due to depleted water levels at Kariba Dam.

Staff Reporter

The Zimbabwe Media Commission Act (ZMC Act) is set to be amended in a bid to improve the quality of local journalism standards and enhancing efficiency in the media fraternity.

Staff Reporter

ZANU PF Youth League Mashonaland West Province Chairman, Tapiwa Masenda, has highlighted that the youths are in a drive to establish business centres across the country in line with President Emmerson Mnangagwa`s mantra of leaving no one and no place behind in terms of development.

Political Reporter

Factionalism within the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) continues to wreak havoc as the difference between the Maruva cabal and Chamisa faction are becoming more defined, showing signs of a political meltdown on the eve of the 2023 harmonised general elections.

Staff Reporter

Citizens who visited Chitungwiza hospital dismissed Hopewell Chin’ono’s allegations on the state of affairs at Chitungwiza hospital as fake news.

Staff Writer

A high ranking Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) official has confided in this publication that his party was now in a panic mode following the 3 December by-election defeat in its erstwhile strangleholds.