LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

THE notorious Chinoda brothers, Elias and Last who are members of the Nelson Chamisa’s Citizen Coalition for Change (CCC) party, have unleashed an orgy of political violence in Harare’s old suburb, Mbare.

Staff reporter

Government has approved the proposed amendments to the Electoral Act which seek to enhance and strengthen the country's electoral processes in the forthcoming harmonized elections.

Staff Reporter

The National Heroes Acre is set to be expanded with more graves being added to the existing 195 graves, a Cabinet Minister has said.

Political Reporter

The ruling ZANU PF party has announced the dates for the holding of  elections for members interested in representing the Party in the Central Committee.

 …as Komichi is accused of pushing for a non-elective congress

Political Reporter

All is not well in the opposition MDC T party with reports saying that the  party’s national chairperson, Morgan Komichi was pushing for a non-elective congress as he fear for his political life.

Political Reporter

Opposition activist and University of Zimbabwe (UZ) lecturer, Dr Pedzisai Ruhanya has castigated Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa for surrounding himself with praise singers and refusing to consider advice from other people.

Political Reporter

Former Cabinet Minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo has thrashed Citizens Coalition for Change‘s (CCC) Pre-Election Pact on Electoral Reforms (PREPARE) document and described it as vague and embarrassing.

Staff Reporter

Confrontational countries should turn a new leaf and genuinely interact with Zimbabwe as the country is as a friend to all and an enemy to none.

Harare Post Reporters

President Mnangagwa today challenged Zimbabwean youths, especially those in the diaspora to embrace the spirit of patriotism by remaining loyal and connected to the country.

Staff reporter

Bankers Association of Zimbabwe (BAZ) has urged the Government to reduce the current 4% Intermediated Money Transfer Tax (IMMT) being charged on local money transfers to at least 2% in order to promote local transactions.