LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

Vice President Constantino Chiwenga was yesterday impressed by the huge turnout at the on-going Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) and said the increase of locally produced goods at the exhibition centres was a testimony that the country was moving in the right trajectory.

Innocent Mujeri

Transparent International Zimbabwe (TIZ), a Non-Governmental Organisation, is being accused of meddling in the internal politics of the country by being a foot soldier of the opposition, Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC).

Staff Reporter

Government through the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development is set to hold an International Convention which is set to contribute towards the formulation of innovative growth strategies and policies for the successful achievement of the National Vision 2030.

Innocent Mujeri

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) interim National Executive Committee (NEC) member, Dzikamai Mavhaire, has threatened to quit that party accusing Chamisa of running the party as a one man band.

Innocent Mujeri

Citizens Coalition for Change’s (CCC) rally singer Tulani Taurai Takavada, also known as Ricky Fire, has hit hard times and has pleaded with his fans to assist him with money.

Innocent Mujeri

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Interim co-Vice President Welshman Ncube is reportedly setting up structures for his defunct MDC-Ncube/Green party in preparation for its re-launch before August this year.

Innocent Mujeri

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Interim Secretary General Charlton Hwende’s political life is hanging by a thread following his assertion that its high time Africa ends US dominance.

Staff Reporter

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has urged motorists to obey road traffic regulations and desist from dicing with people’s lives.

Innocent Mujeri

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa’s decision to forgo elective congress has caused disgruntlement within that party as some members believe that the decision borders on dictatorship.

Staff Reporter

The Director General of ZIMSTAT Taguma Mahonde has said that census began on the night of 20 April where people were counted from 203 evening buses across the country.