By Christopher Makaza
Tribalism within the MDC Bulawayo chapter has threatened to tear apart the already distressed opposition party as leadership and councillors trade accusations of tribalism, The Harare Post can reveal.
By Derick Tsimba
Diplomatic missions will soon issue travel documents to Zimbabwean citizens abroad in a move that should safe guard Zimbabwe nationals from deportation.
By Nobleman Runyanga
Chitungwiza Municipality is offering tenants who have been living in its rented houses for decades.
By Derick Tsimba
Government of Zimbabwe is in the process of engaging the West over the removal of sanctions, a cabinet Minister has said.
By Rudo Saungweme
Former Zanu PF Harare Provincial Secretary for Science and Technology, Offard Muchuwe has won the ticket to represent Zanu PF party in the Glenview South Constituency by election pencilled for 7 September.
By Dakarai Tembo
MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa is under siege from that party’s structures which are accusing him of being self-centered and exhibiting dictatorial tendencies.
By Jasper Hloka
Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) bemoaned the payment of cushion allowance by Government, saying the move had deflated momentum and dampened the appetite for civil servants to participate in the protests against Government, the Harare Post can report.
By Dorcas Rumano
Youths play a critical role in the mining sector as they contribute to both domestic production and export of minerals, a Government official has revealed.
By Gondai Kamumango
The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Retired Lieutenant General Sibusiso Moyo said that the government's re-engagement policy was bearing fruit, pointing that diasporas are the key ambassadors in the advancement of the policy.
By Harare Post Correspondent
Government is highly committed to supporting small scale miners across the country on their mining operations, a senior Government official has said.
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