LOCAL NEWS

by Staff Reporter

Former MDC-T vice president Obert Gutu says self-hate by MDC-Alliance and their failure to appreciate positive developments in the country is not healthy.

By Staff Reporter

Government has committed a sum of ZW$33.6 billion to rapidly rehabilitate 10,000 kilometres of Zimbabwe’s roads that were heavily damaged by rains.

by Staff Reporter

The 41^st Independence commemorations are taking place in a climate of COVID-19 safety restrictions, therefore a lot will happen virtually and congestion will be avoided, said Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa.

by Staff Writer

Government’s decision to re-launch the National Youth Service (NYS) has received enormous support from political analysts and ordinary people alike.

by Political Reporter

Zanu-PF President and First Secretary, Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa has said that the ruling party remains bolstered in Pan-African ideals of collective peace and harmony, and the belief that unity is fundamental for sustainable economic, social and political progress in the region and continent.

By Staff Reporter

Yesterday’s ruling by the High Court Judge, Justice Amy Chitsanga that Tendai Biti and other five legislators were inappropriately recalled from parliament, vindicated the judiciary against allegations that it is captured by the State.

By Political Reporter

Jailed MDC Alliance activists, Joana Mamombe and Cecilia Chimbiri are reportedly disgruntled over their party’s failure to secure their release from remand prison.

By Staff Reporter

President and ZANU PF’s First Secretary Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa has implored the party leadership to work tirelessly to ensure that the party will emerge victorious in the coming 2023 harmonised elections.

By Political Reporter

The embattled MDC Alliance is reportedly in a firefighting mode following massive defections and internal squabbles currently bedeviling that opposition outfit.

By Political Reporter

Sharp divisions have rocked the Nelson Chamisa led MDC Alliance following reports that some senior members of that party are threatening to resign if that party’s spokesperson, Fadzayi Mahere, is allowed to contest for the Mt Pleasant parliamentary seat in the by-elections.