LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

Government has warned the nation to disregard a message circulating on social media indicating that that the Vehicle Inspectorate Department (VID) was recruiting people.

Staff Reporter

Government is set to continue supporting the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) graduation programme in order to encourage formalisation of the sector.

Staff Reporter

Cabinet has informed the nation that more developmental projects were set to be implemented in Binga District during the second 100 day-cycle.

Political Reporter

Hundreds of Citizens Coalitions for Change (CCC) members from Dangamvura Constituency in Mutare have written a petition to their leader, Nelson Chamisa protesting against the candidature of the incumbent legislator and that Party’s Chief Whip, Prosper Mutseyami.

Staff Reporter

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has applauded the ZANU PF affiliates organisations for assisting in the mobilisation of voters ahead of the elections slated for 23 August, this year.

Staff Reporter

There is a significant improvement in power supply nationwide following the synchronization of Hwange Thermal Power Station's newly built power kilns, Unit 7 and 8, to the national grid.

Staff Reporter

The ZANU PF Umzingwane National Assembly member, Levy Mayihlome, encouraged unity among leaders in Matabeleland region warning them that the descendants to come would attack them for failing to work together in unity.

Staff Reporter

A Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) aspiring candidate for Mbare, Tsitsi Chimanikire is allegedly using inputs from the command farming to finance her campaign bid, the Harare Post has learnt.

Staff Reporter

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has castigated the scoundrel business people and illegal money changers who are profiteering through increasing prices of commodities and also sabotaging the local currency through inflating prices and increasing the exchange rate on the parallel market.

By Staff Reporter

CCC Bulawayo candidates are up in arms against each other following threats issued by losing candidates that they will approach ZANU PF linked Forever Associates Zimbabwe (FAZ) to unseat candidates who triumphed during that party’s caucuses held last week.