LOCAL NEWS

Zivanai Dhewa

The extent of damage caused by the illegal sanctions has known no bounds as it has crippled the lives and livelihoods of ordinary people of Zimbabwe.

Staff Reporter

The Presidential Communications Department on its official Twitter handle @DeptCommsZW, cleared the air on the issue of appointment of Judges, saying the President would only act on recommendations from the Judicial Service Commission (JSC).

Agriculture Reporter

The country is experiencing an agricultural revolution, with this season’s crop yield expected to surpass the previous crop yield records.

Political reporter

Foreign regime change protagonists have shifted the charge of toppling the ZANU PF government from the MDC Alliance to the civil society organisations (CSOs).

Zivanai Dhewa

Government is set to establish a virtual hospital for the management of COVID-19 patients from home, this was revealed by the Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Monica Mutsvangwa.

Agriculture Reporter

Following the above normal rains received across the country during the 2020/2021 summer season, Government is pleased to report that the country is set for a bumper harvest, says a Cabinet Minister.

Staff Reporter

Government has moved to rein-in all striking teachers by announcing yesterday that it will cease paying salaries to teachers who are not attending lessons.

Health Correspondent

Traditional healers have urged people to embrace the COVID-19 vaccines to protect themselves from the deadly pandemic that has ravaged the entire world.

Zivanai Dhewa

Political flip flop Jonathan Moyo has been harbouring ambitions to re-join ZANU PF. This was exposed by a tweet he posted on his Twitter handle expressing great disappointment at ZANU PF’s strict requirements for re-joining members.

Political Reporter

MDC-T Treasurer General, Tapiwa Mashakada, has boldly claimed that the embattled MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa and his political formation will lose the forth-coming 2023 elections because they are clueless and still embroiled in student politics.