Zanu-PF has fired four party members for allegedly name dropping during the ongoing gold smuggling saga involving Henrietta Rushwaya and members of the intelligence corps and police force. The quartet is part of the people accused of soiling the First Family's name after First Lady Auxillia
MDCA feels the blow with the continued 'illegal' detention of its members following the court's further detention ruling on National Youth Organizer, Godfrey Kurauone
Zimbabweans are timid to invest in the local economy for fear of losing their assets in this very volatile and risk-perceived business environment, industry has said. Speaking at the inaugural Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) economic summit held in Harare today, Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC)
President Emerson Mnangagwa has not yet stopped to blame sanctions for Zimbabwe's economic downfall and turns to African Union for help when he called for the unconditional removal of the unilateral sanctions that have been stifling economic growth for two decades
Transport minister, Joel Biggie Matiza, yesterday visited Chimanimani to appraise himself on the progress made in rehabilitating road infrastructure vandalised by the deadly cyclone idai early last year. Matiza was last year dressed down and threatened with dismissal by President Emerson Mnangagwa over poor the state
The MDC President said that the international community is no longer interested in doing business with Zimbabwe because of mistrust, clueless government and corruption which is rocking the nation and clueless of the government
OPPOSITION MDC Youth Assembly chairperson, Obey Sithole has reiterated the party’s youth wing’s determination to remove President Emerson Mnangagwa from office saying that he, Mnangagwa has no mandate to lead the nation
Government has reversed its decision to scrap subsidies on grain as pronounced in the 2020 National Budget presented a fortnight ago following an increase in the price of basic commodities. Finance Minister, Mthuli Ncube earlier said government was scrapping subsidies on wheat and maize starting January
Zimbabwe's first lady, Auxillia Mnangagwa has urged women to take the opportunity and not waste time but take front seats in th tourism sector
The deputy information minister wrote on his twitter handle that if the doctors continue with their strike they will be fired and there is not going to be re-hiring again
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