Staff Reporter
ZANU PF acting Spokesperson, Dr Mike Bimha yesterday told journalists that contrary to some media reports, that the Party is no longer popular, the ruling party actually continues to attract new and old members due to its sound policies that are meant to uplift the general populace.
Political Reporter
Mourners in Gutu were recently shocked when MDC Alliance senior member Job Sikhala took to the podium and started to spew vulgarities and other unprintable words that were directed at the country’s leadership and ZANU PF.
Agriculture Reporter
There was joy and ululation in most of Harare suburbs over the weekend as Government distributed farming inputs under the Pfumvudza programme.
Ronald Banda in Victoria Falls
The Second Republic under the leadership of President Mnangagwa has through the USD400 million Emergency Road Rehabilitation Program 2 (ERRP2), funded initiative and taken road rehabilitation works to new levels never seen before in the history of the country.
Staff Reporter
Government was improving the quality of education in the country and was implementing bold programmes of national economic reconstruction and social transformation to create national wealth and lift millions into prosperity.
Staff Reporter
The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Honourable Ambassador Fredrick Shava will attend the eighth ministerial conference of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) in Dakar, Senegal from November 29 to 30 this year.
Staff Reporter
The 2022 budget presented by the Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Professor Mthuli Ncube, is aiming at cushioning workers and pensioners from the adverse effects of inflation.
Political Reporter
MDC Alliance members are accusing their party leadership of fleecing them through unjustified continuous demands for monetary donations and charging exorbitant fees for one to contest in the next elections.
Nontando Magagula
The City of Harare torched a storm on Monday when it tweeted that it intended to remove the food vendors who are operating from the corner of Mount Pleasant Drive and St Kilda Road in Mount Pleasant. This followed complaints by property owners over the illegal vending site that serves University of Zimbabwe (UZ) students.
Staff Reporter
Government is currently putting safety measures in schools to protect students from the menacing COVID-19 pandemic ahead of the Zimbabwe School Examination Council (ZIMSEC) examinations that are set to commence next week.
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