by Innocent Mujeri
Government is set to engage four more contractors to undertake the Harare-Beitbridge highway rehabilitation and its subsequent dualisation, a source in the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development has said.
by Derick Tsimba
Government efforts on ensuring Bulawayo water shortages are a thing of the past has covered ground in speeding up construction of Gwai-Shangani Dam.
by Favour Matenga
MDC secretary general, Charlton Hwende invited the wrath of many Zimbabweans on Twitter when he posted on the microblogging site yesterday to complain that the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) refused to represent him in his pending treason trial case.
by Zivanai Dhewa
Consumers have hailed Government for gazetting the Consumer Protection Act number 5 of 2019, and for passing it into law by close of 2019, The Harare Post can report.
by Shongedzai Mugwagwa
It was all smiles for the consumers when finally roller meal prices have come down following a recent Government move to reintroduce grain subsidies to make the staple food affordable for everyone.
by Derick Tsimba
Government through the Ministry of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry in Harare yesterday launched a collaborative research with the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) aimed at studying Agriculture Planning, Eco-system Security and Wildlife Conservation.
By Innocent Mujeri
….as teachers ignores calls for stay away
It was business as usual at most Harare schools as teachers largely ignored calls for a stay away by their representatives, opting for completion of salary negotiations between government and the Apex Council, Harare Posts reports.
By Gondai Kamumango
Top Government critic, known on social media as Zandile MaDube, has joined the call for the removal of sanctions on Zimbabwe calling them ‘useless and unhelpful.’
By Innocent Mujeri
Striking teachers risk permanently losing their jobs as the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education is considering numerous requests by retired teachers who want to re-join the service as they feel that they still have much to offer to the teaching field, an official from the Ministry has said.
by Rungano Dzikira
President Emmerson Mnangagwa met with visiting Chinese Foreign Minister, Wang Yi at State House, this Monday and agreed to continue pushing forward ties and strategic partnerships between the two countries.
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