LOCAL NEWS

By Shongedzai Mugwagwa

It was a tussle between MDC leader Nelson Chamisa’s security aides and local journalists as the former manhandled several journalists covering the party’s rally in Mkoba Stadium over the weekend.

By Zivanai Dhewa

Government has apologised to the public for diesel shortages on its Twitter handle yesterday and promised to rectify the situation soon.

By Christopher Makaza

Netizens have heavily criticised former President Robert Mugabe`s utterances during his 95^th birthday celebrations where he said President Mnangagwa is not God and that his power will not last forever,  strongly condemning  the deployment of soldiers to quell the January 14 violent protest which was organised by MDC and Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU).

Gift Mashoko

ZANU PF continues to dominate the political field despite claims by the MDC Alliance that it is the most popular political party in the country.

Rudo Saungweme

The late Zanu PF Chairman for Bulawayo Province and member of the Central Committee, Professor Callistus Ndlovu was laid to rest on Saturday at National Heroes Acre.

By Nobleman Runyanga

The ongoing efforts to foster unity as a prerequisite for national progress through the national dialogue have split the MDC Alliance, the Harare Post has learnt.

By Shongedzai Mugwaga

The long-awaited Batoka Gorge Hydroelectric power station project is set to kick off in April this year, the Harare Post can exclusively report.

By Bernard Mutambudzi

Zanu PF Chimanimani East National Assembly member, Cde Joshua Sacco has, with help of Cashel Community revived the bean production in Ward one which will benefit more than 60 households targeting disadvantaged families with the first beneficiaries set to receive 10kg as seed capital.

By Zivanai Dhewa

Political analysts have condemned the MDC Alliance’s violent nature which was exposed over the weekend in Bulawayo as infighting ensured during the Ward 28 primary elections.

By Gift Mashoko

Alliance for National Salvation (ANSA) and Mthwakazi Republic Party have received undisclosed amounts of money from Western embassies and Civic Society Organisations (CSOs) to buy the allegiance of the chiefs in Matabeleland region for MDC, the Harare Post can reveal.