Coming face to face with the all new Jaguar FPACE at Bay World Oceanarium in Port Elizabeth I asked myself “doesn’t this look like Discovery Sport parked right next to the it? I was proved wrong the moment I was inside. The FPACE is a
President Mugabe has castigated leader of the #Thisflag campaign, Pastor Evan Mawarire labelling him as an agent of western imperialism. Addressing mourners at the burial of former Chief Secretary in the office of the president and cabinet Mr. Charles Utete who died last week Friday, President
The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) has condemned the continued use of brutality by the police to quash peaceful demonstrations, which has resulted in scores of innocent people receiving permanent and life threatening injuries. In a statement the Tendai Biti led PDP said ,"Since 6 July 2016,
No more comfort of opinion without active participation in creating the change we want to see. For a while now, I have been at pains to articulate to Zimbabweans that we are the ones responsible for creating the circumstances which we now face by doing nothing
MUTARE-Chikanga-Dangamvura Member of Parliament Esau Mupfumi has called on government to seriously consider coming up with a development framework for artists. Mupfumi also called for a special budget to promote local art industry, which he said was underfunded. He added that there is a lack of a clear
MUTARE- Diamond mining companies which operated in Chiadzwa were not subjected to proper licensing procedures as they entered into classified secret deals with the President and Minister of Mines, 263chat has learnt. During her maiden rally in the eastern border town attended by over 5000 people, Zimbabwe
Primary and Secondary Education minister, Dr Lazarus Dokora yesterday warned private schools that they should not close schools without proper communication from government. He was speaking after meeting Association of Trust Schools (ATS) leaders where he underscored the need for private schools to respect the government
The MDC-T supporters said they were dazed by return of their leader Morgan Tsvangirai, who was on a sabbatical due to poor health. Tsvangirai revealed that he was suffering from cancer of the colony and was undergoing chemotherapy in South Africa. “I’m happy to see you again in
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