LOCAL NEWS

By Shongedzai Mugwagwa

...resolves to issue letters of credit to local oil companies

Cabinet has assured the country that fuel availability and supply will improve during and after festive season, the Harare Post can report.

By Rungano Dzikira

The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-A) frontman, Nelson Chamisa lost his guard in Mutare yesterday, telling an excitable paltry crowd that he sees a power sharing deal with the ruling Zanu PF to pave way for a second Government of National Unity (GNU) as the only solution to the country’s economic problems.

By Christopher Makaza

First Lady, Amai Auxillia Mnangagwa continues with her charity and philanthropic activities as the festive season gathers momentum.

By Shongedzai Mugwagwa

South African opposition leader, Julius Malema took a dig at Saviour Kasukuwere’s presidential bid after he (Kasukuwere) has ditched his other self-exiled friends, the Harare Post can reveal.

By Tendai Matunhu

MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa who has been refusing to join the Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD), has made a U-turn on the issue following pressure from within and outside that party.

By Rungano Dzikira

MDC-A president openly admitted that his party lacked rural support while addressing party supporters in Mutare’s Chisamba Stadium this Sunday.

By Tendai Matunhu

Following pressure that keeps on mounting on Nelson Chamisa to call for violent demonstrations, the MDC leader on Saturday unequivocally stated that he would not be pressured to give a signal for people to go into the streets as he was waiting for guidance from God.

By Christopher Makaza

Leader of Jabula New Life Ministries, Bishop Tudor Bismark, reportedly snubbed the memorial service of the late Glen View South legislator, Vimbai Tsvangirai-Java fearing that the MDC leadership could turn the event into a political rally.

By Shongedzai Mugwagwa

First Lady, Amai Auxilia Mnangagwa has launched the road traffic awareness campaign in response to the increasing road traffic accidents in the country during the festive season, the Harare Post can report.

By Rungano Dzikira

Zimbabwe has recorded a 24% decrease in maternal mortality rate, dropping from 614 per 100 000 live births in 2014, to 462 per 100 000 live births this year, according to the latest Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2019.