Despite Mutsvangwa's tongue in cheek response, the situation on the ground speaks volumes of a potentially disastrous and dampened festive season which is likely to see motorists spending the holidays looking for the precious liquid.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is set to restructure his cabinet barely four months after the second republic new ministers were sworn in, a team that has been widley believed to have the potential to bring a turnaround to the economy, 263Chat can report.
THE opposition MDC President Nelson Chamisa is living under a serious threat from the state suspected security agents understood to have highly model typical monitoring equipment including cloning vehicle registration numbers and at times using fake registration numbers a move the opposition said is designed
The highway which is a key economic pathway for trade as it links Zimbabwe to several Southern African countries has become a death trap due to its bad state.
Last week government was forced to open the country’s borders and allow imports from neighboring countries after shops ran out of stock citing foreign currency shortages which have continues to elude the market for the past few years.
This comes after Magaya made sensational claims during a church service yesterday that he had made a breakthrough in the treatment of HIV/AIDS after him and his team had discovered a cure for the pandemic which has killed millions of people around the world.
The government has moved to suspend the Statutory Instrument 122 of 2017 to allow the free flow of foreign goods amid failure by the local manufacturing companies to supply the market as forex runs dry from the central bank making it difficult for locals to
As the country heads for elections it is of paramount significance for journalists to conduct their duties in a professionally way that promotes peace and unity, a government official has said. By Farai Shawn Matiashe Addressing Manicaland Province based journalists at an interface meeting held in Mutare
HARARE – Government has explained the recent price hikes and fuel shortages and according to Deputy Minister of Energy and Power Development, Tsitsi Muzenda they were neither artificial nor a deliberate attempt to fuel discontent on the ZANU PF regime as President Robert Mugabe argued. By
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