Staff Reporter

 Deputy Minister of Environment, Climate, and Wildlife, John Paradza has called for unity among Zanu PF members and emphasized the importance of voting for Kudakwashe Mananzva, the Zanu PF aspiring candidate for Zvimba East.

Staff Reporter

In an effort to align himself with President Emmerson Mnangagwa's vision of inclusive development, the Zanu PF's candidate for Zvimba East, Kudakwashe Mananzva is positively transforming the people’s lives in his constituency through various developmental initiatives.

Staff Reporter

Youth in Chitungwiza Ward 7 have stepped up to the plate, intervening on behalf of the local council, by participating in Government transformative initiatives.

District Ward 7 Chairperson, Hardlife Makuku, in an interview with this publication, highlighted the transformative initiatives undertaken by the youths which included the conversion of a neglected rubbish dumpsite along Ingwe Drive at Zengeza 5 Bar into functional market stalls.

Makuku emphasized that this action was a response to the council’s failure to fulfill its obligation of waste collection, demonstrating the youths’ commitment to improving their immediate environment.

“We converted a rubbish dumpsite, along Ingwe Drive at Zengeza 5 Bar, into market stalls after council neglected its obligation to collect waste,” Makuku stated firmly, underscoring the grassroots nature of their intervention.

Moreover, the youths in Ward 7 actively participated in the Government’s waste management initiative, Operation Chenesa. They organized a comprehensive cleanup campaign around the urban area, filling the void left by the council’s inability to meet its commitments.

Makuku reiterated the youth’s dedication to maintain a clean and healthy living environment for the community.

“We also joined the Government intervention on waste management, called Operation Chenesa, by holding a cleanup campaign around the urban area since council was failing to hold the end of their bargain,” Makuku added, shedding light on the collaborative efforts between the youths and the Government.

Meanwhile, inanticipation of the by-elections, the youths were not only proactive in addressing environmental concerns but also received support for economic empowerment.

Makuku revealed that ahead of 3 February each youth in Ward 7 received 10 chicks, fostering a sense of entrepreneurship and aligning with the Second Republic’s vision of empowering the youth.

Harare Post Reporters

In an address to thousands of ZANU-PF supporters at the Nkulumane Library Grounds in Pelandaba-Tshabalala constituency yesterday, Acting President Cde Kembo Mohadi launched a scathing critique against the fractured Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) and accused it of bleeding national resources through its leadership chaos, resulting in unnecessary by-elections that are straining the national fiscus.

as surging exports and growth mark a bright future

Staff Reporter 

The country’s industrial sector has witnessed a remarkable growth, marking a strong rebound since the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic.

During a presentation by the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStats), of the Monthly Prices Statistics Virtual Dissemination on Trade Statistics, Crown Chirongwe, a seasoned ZimStats Officer, shared insights into Zimbabwe's thriving industrial sector.

….as Mkwananzi, Siziba follow their leader into abyss

Political Reporter

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leadership has replaced Promise Mkwananzi as the spokesperson of that party with seasoned opposition activist, Nqobizitha Mlilo.