LOCAL NEWS

By John Sigauke in Namibia

Indications of economic stabilisation currently being witnessed in the country have distressed the MDC, which for a long time has been using the challenges as their trump card, a Namibian based economist has said.

By Rudo Saungweme

Reports of Zanu PF members being attacked by suspected MDC members continue to hog the limelight, Harare Post has learnt.

By Christopher Makaza

Divisions have emerged in the MDC Masvingo Provincial Assembly over demonstrations, with one faction pushing for the prioritisation of the pending demonstration while the other group believes that focus must be centred on the pending two by-elections in the province.

By Dorcas Rumano

ZANU PF launched the Glen-View South constituency campaign programme on Saturday in Glen-View at a function where, among others, National Political Commissar, Cde Victor Matemadanda, his deputy, Cde Omega Hungwe, Secretary for Finance Cde Patrick Chinamasa  and  Politburo member Cde Cleveria Chizema attended.

By Christopher Makaza

MDC-T Vice President Obert Gutu says the arrest of Chief Nhlanhlayamangwe Felix Ndiweni of Ntabazinduna after he destroyed a villager's property is not something out of this world as traditional leaders, like everyone else, are not immune from criminal prosecution.

By Rudo Saungeweme

Zimbabweans have commended the decision taken by SADC of declaring the 25^th of October as a day of expressing the region’s disapproval of the sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe.

By Dorcas Rumano

Citizens have hailed the appointment of President Emmerson Mnangagwa as the Chairman of the Southern African Development Committee’s Organ on Politics, Defence and Security at the 39th Ordinary Summit of SADC Heads of State and Government in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

By Tendai Matunhu

The Freedom of Information Bill has been welcomed considering that it has reduced number of days in terms of processing requests compared to Access of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (AIPPA).

By Christopher Makaza

MDC legislators are reportedly planning to discontinue paying monthly contributions of more than Z$200 to the bankrupt opposition party, Harare Post has established.

By Nobleman Runyanga

The High Court has forced the MDC to abandon its much-hyped demonstration which it was set to stage in Harare today following its ruling that the opposition party’s application was not urgent. This has seen the opposition party calling off the protest which the political outfit said was against the ongoing economic hardships.