by Lily Moyo
Rival camps within the MDC, aligned to that party leader Nelson Chamisa and former Secretary General, Douglas Mwonzora continue to widen fissures within the split prone party amid allegations that they are throwing counter allegations against each other ahead of the 2023 Presidential elections.
by Derick Tsimba
A source from the National Oil Infrastructure Company (NOIC) has said Government is working on ensuring that the country’s fuel supplies stabilize soon.
by Grace Chekai
The Ministry of Lands, Agriculture and Rural Resettlement is acknowledging the efforts being done by women in uplifting the economy using modern farming technologies following a visit to Nomhle Mliswa’s Summerhill Farm yesterday. The visit was in line with the commemorations of World Women`s Day which will take place on 8 March 2020.
by Shongedzai Mugwagwa
The SADC Executive Secretary Dr Stergomena Lawrence Tax has paid a courtesy call on President Emmerson Mnangagwa today (Monday 2 March 2020) at State House, the Harare Post can report.
by Innocent Mujeri
Zimbabwean universities are on track in producing graduates that contribute to economic development by acquiring skills that add value to society, the Harare Post can report.
By Tapiwa Mutonhodzi
The disqualification of the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) to hold an AFCON qualifier match between Zimbabwe and Algeria has opened a can of worms within the MDC run urban Councils. Their uncultured maladministration of the urban councils has affected Zimbabwe’s sporting activities through gross neglect of the country’s stadiums, bathing pools and other sport and recreational facilities across the country. The MDC has been involved in corrupt activities of using council funds for personal aggrandisement while failing to maintain and refurbish the country’s sports infrastructure over the years.
By Rudo Saungweme
In a bid to cushion civil servants from economic hardships, Government has injected ZWL $100 million to support Civil Servants in its newly established Government Employees Mutual Savings Fund (GEMS Fund).
By Rudo Saungweme
The representatives of small and medium-scale farmers, rural women and youth, fish folks, agricultural workers, livestock keepers, pastoralism, indigenous people, cooperatives, consumers, Non Governmental Organisations (NGOs) representing national, regional and international Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) from 53 Africa countries converged in Harare where they discussed solutions to the worsening food security being attributed to long spells of drought in Africa.
By Innocent Mujeri
Civil servants have welcomed Cabinet’s decision to establish a Government Employees Mutual Savings Fund (GEMS Fund) which will cushion civil servants from extortionist financial institutions which charge exorbitant interests on the money they loan to Government workers.
By Innocent Mujeri
Artists should be ambassadors of the Zimbabwean culture and must always thrive to portray the true Zimbabwean story when they perform outside the country’s borders.
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