LOCAL NEWS

Gift Mashoko

Today Zimbabwe joined the rest of the world in the commemorating Hand Hygiene Day which is running under the theme, “Clean care for all, it’s in your hands.”

Bernard Mutambudzi

Government is prioritizing rural communities for inclusion in the medical insurance as it seeks to achieve Universal achievement of Sustainable Development Goal 3.

Dorcus Rumano and Gift Mashoko

Government will soon put in place measures to correct irregularities within the energy sector a cabinet Minister has said.

Staff reporter

Economic Freedom Fighters leader, Julius Malema who had been initially invited by the MDC as the guest of honour at the recently held congress, snubbed the congress at the eleventh hour, citing confusion within the embattled party, the Harare Post has learnt.

Claver Nyuki

The World Bank has commended Zimbabwe for the creation of the Procurement Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (PRAZ) formerly the State Procurement Board through an Act of Parliament, Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Act[Cap 22:23] which repealed the  Act, No. 2/99 [Cap. 22:14] through S.I. 152 of  December 2017.

Gift Mashoko

Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Professor Mthuli Ncube has revealed that the New Dispensation came in to improve and correct the wrongs that the old dispensation had left adding that the economy is experiencing a surplus.

Peacemaker Zano

While it is well known that peaceful demonstrations are a constitutional right in Zimbabwe, some opposition elements are abusing that right by pandering to violent protests.

Shongedzai Mugwagwa

Visiting Tanzanian President, John Pombe Magufuli has paid tribute to the sons and daughters of Zimbabwe who sacrificed their lives to liberate the country, the Harare Post can report.

Gift Mashoko

Government through the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education is in the process of building schools across the country in fulfilment of its mandate of improving the education sector, a Government official has said.

Christopher Makaza

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has urged the public to ignore inciting messages circulating on social media, mobilising people to engage in violent demonstrations like the previous ones which caused loss of lives and destruction of property worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.