LOCAL NEWS

by Municipal correspondent

The opposition MDC-Alliance Deputy Secretary for Local Government and Mt Pleasant ward 17 councillor, Jacob Mafume has expressed interest in becoming the Mayor of Harare following the recall of Herbert Gomba, Harare Post can reveal.

by Innocent Mujeri

The MDC-Alliance reportedly fears the conviction of the trio of Joanna Mamombe, Cecilia Chimbiri and Netsai Marowa who are facing charges of faking their own abduction in May this year.

by Staff reporter

Victoria Falls -Victoria Falls residents have blasted the MDC-led Victoria Falls Municipality (VFM) for poor service delivery, calling it to account for levies collected in 2020.

by Christopher Makaza

In a development that will boost the efficiency and effectiveness of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC), the anti-graft body has set up a WhatsApp line, where citizens can report corruption cases.

by Harare Post Reporter

Government will continue supporting farmers in a bid to improve agriculture production towards a prosperous, diverse, sustainable and competitive agricultural sector.

by Staff reporter

Hwange -The Postal and Telecommunication Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) says Community Information Centers (CICs) are pivotal in the fight against COVID-19, as communities can readily access relevant information on the virus.

by Grace Chekai

President Emmerson Mnangagwa took stock of the achievements he has scored since his inauguration two years ago.

by Staff Reporter

Opposition activists under the banner of #Zimbabweanlivesmatter yesterday used minors to stage illegal flash demonstrations in Chitungwiza, a practice that is in gross violation of the country’s constitution, regional and international legal instruments that regulate the care and protection of minors.

by Staff reporter

The MDC-T National Chairman, Morgan Komichi, has allegedly taken a bribe of an undisclosed amount from an MDC-Alliance benefactor to spare Gweru City Mayor, Josiah Makumbe from recalling, the Harare Post can report.

by Harare Post Reporter

The National Elders Forum (NEF), a group of religious leaders have expressed displeasure at the tone of the pastoral letter by the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishop Conference (ZCBC), saying it was provocative.