By Derick Tsimba
The Ambassador of the United States of America (USA) to Zimbabwe has been called to order following his controversial statements on the SADC Anti-Zimbabwe Sanctions Day on 25 October 2019, in which he contravened the acceptable diplomatic etiquette and lack of respect for Government of Zimbabwe.
By Christopher Makaza
The government is committed to provide a guarantee of RTGs 2.8 billion for the Smart Agriculture formerly known as the Command Agriculture which will be disbursed through CBZ, Agribank and Stanbic,the Harare Post has learnt.
By staff reporter
Afrexim Bank has come to the aid of Hwange Power Station with a rescue package of 400 00 pounds for the resuscitation of the station’s Unit six, which had since stopped operating in December 2018, The Harare Post has learnt.
By Rungano Dzikira
Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) in conjunction with State security has unravelled unscrupulous fuel dealers’ enflaming indiscipline in the fuel sector by foreign currency pricing and fuel hoarding in anticipation of maximising profits on the black market.
By Rudo Saungweme
Government has injected funding for the Road Development Programme which is expected to improve the ease of doing business.
By Takunda Chimwaka
Disgruntled MDC legislators are praying that the Supreme Court upholds the High Court judgement of May 2019 which ruled that the MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa is not the legitimate leader of that party, Harare Post can reveal.
By Takunda Chimwaka
His Excellency, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has urged Zanu PF party leadership to strengthen their structures in preparation for the 2023 harmonised elections.
By Patience Rashai
Government is set to shore up small grain production in an effort to prop up maize production. Production of the staple food crop has been fluctuating below demand levels due to successive droughts instigated by climate change.
By Christopher Makaza
Beleaguered MDC leadership is up in arms with their party members who are accusing them of misusing donor funds and money they received from Government under the Political Finance Act.
By Rudo Saungweme
Zimbabweans have commended the intention by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to inject new notes and coins in circulation within a fortnight, saying the move will ease cash shortages that had seen cash barons charge up to 60 percent.
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