LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

The Minister of the newly established Ministry of Skills Audit and development, Professor Paul Mavhima, has announced Government’s plans to tap into the rural talents and promote skills development across Zimbabwe.

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Chitungwiza Unit G residents will soon be forced to vacate their dwelling hostels since the location is now earmarked for a commercial centre by the CCC-led Chitungwiza Town Council.

…as Hwende accuses loyalists of unauthorised campaigning and fund mismanagement

Political Reporter

The internal strife among Nelson Chamisa's loyalists has escalated dramatically, laying bare the tensions as Kuwadzana East legislator, Charlton Hwende, accuses Amos Chibaya and Gift Ostallos Siziba of unauthorised campaigning for the anticipated launch of Chamisa's party.

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The new Ministry of Skills Audit and development which was introduced by President Emmerson Mnangagwa last year in October has officially been launched today in Harare.

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Political analysts have critiqued assertions made by the Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) regarding reported incidents of voter harassment and intimidation in the aftermath of the recently concluded by-elections.

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The Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB), has announced the forthcoming opening of auction floors in March, urging tobacco stakeholders to make full use of the TIMB booking system.

Political Reporter

A simmering family dispute has erupted in Chiunye Village under Chief Matope as self-exiled politician, Saviour Kasukuwere and his brother, Danny Kasukuwere find themselves at odds with their nephew, Tatenda Maroodza over a grave situated in the Kasukuwere homestead.

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Job Sikhala's announcement, yesterday, of his resignation from the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), has sent tremors through Nelson Chamisa's political camp, sparking fears of the emergence of Sikhala's own political party.

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Zimbabwe's gold deliveries have defied expectations, with a significant 25.29% jump in January 2024 compared to the same period in 2023.

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The European Union (EU)’s recent announcement to extend the illegal sanctions on Zimbabwe for another year has ignited a wave of criticism and apprehension within the country.