by Staff Reporter
Cabinet yesterday considered and approved the Bilateral Air Search and Rescue Agreement between the Republic of Zimbabwe and the Republic of Botswana as presented by the Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs as Chairman of the Cabinet Committee on Legislation.
by Staff Reporter
The Finance and Economic Development Ministry has paid ZWL2.967 billion to all the five contractors for the ongoing upgrade of the Harare-Masvingo-Beitbridge road, which has seen 158 kilometres now open for traffic.
by Staff Reporter
Infighting has engulfed the opposition ZAPU party ahead of its elective congress to be held at the end of August, this year with some provinces threatening to boycott the event.
By Agriculture Reporter
Young people have been urged to be innovative and grab economic opportunities that have been availed by the New Dispensation.
By Agriculture Reporter
Young people have been urged to be innovative and grab economic opportunities that have been availed by the New Dispensation.
by Tourism Correspondent
Poaching for ivory in areas around Hwange National Park is on an upward trajectory as a result of the relation of the lockdown measures and the opening up of the economy, the Harare Post has learnt.
by Political Writer
Beleaguered MDC-Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa has been castigated for intending to ride on Independence Day to smuggle in his party’s agenda, which has dismally failed to appeal to the electorate.
by Staff reporter
Citizens across the country have described Karanda Bridge, which was recently commissioned by President Emmerson Mnangagwa as a life saver despite massive criticism from opposition elements that the bridge was too trivial to warrant the President’s visit.
By Staff Reporter
Inmates released from prison under the Presidential Clemency Order over the weekend have thanked President Emmerson Mnangagwa for giving them another chance.
by Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has issued a stern warning against rogue elements within the police force who continue using spikes and smashing windscreens as a way of enforcing compliance especially among public transport drivers, despite previous communication forbidding them.
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