Dhananjaya de Silva scored his second test century to lift Sri Lanka to 290 for five at the close of play on the opening day of the second test against Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club on Sunday. De Silva (100 not out) will resume today
Following the unfortunate events that unfolded at the Judgement Yard 4th anniversary show at the Harare Gardens early this morning, we seek to give our side of the story through this statement as we have already noted that some elements are blaming us for inciting
The Zimbabwe Women in politics Alliance (ZWIPA) is appalled that a government Ministry mandated to oversee the health and welfare of the citizens of Zimbabwe seems to be on vacation while hundreds of people are dying in state hospitals due to negligence and marginalization. It is
Higher and Tertiary Education Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo’s deputy Dr Godfrey Gandawa was on Friday denied bail and remanded in custody to Saturday 5 November by Harare Magistrate, Vakai Chikwekwe. Gandawa who is jointly charged with and ZIMDEF Principal Director of Finance of Nicholas Mukute, is
Professor Jonathan Moyo’s lawyer, Terrence Hussein has sensationally claimed that his client is untouchable. This follows Moyo’s Constitutional Court application to suspend his prosecution until his rights have been determined in court. In an exclusive interview with 263Chat, Hussein revealed that the Con-court has suspended the
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor, Dr John Mangudya has sensationally claimed that he will resign if bond notes fail to resuscitate Zimbabwe crippling economy. The central bank governor made the remarks on Friday when he met members of #Tajamuka movement, after they petitioned him not to
Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Permanent Secretary George Charamba has implored independent content producers to up their game ahead of Zimbabwe’s migration to the digitalization era. Charamba singled out Manicaland Province for lagging behind in terms of content production adding that the infrastructure set up is
The Government, UN, NGOs and development partners reinforced their commitment to jointly maximize the impact of drought response efforts and strengthen accountability to the most vulnerable communities worst affected by the drought, during a provincial multi-stakeholder meeting held today in Harare. The joint commitment came as the
Zimbabwe has launched a healthcare TB infection control project aimed at reducing the risk of healthcare workers from contracting the deadly disease in healthcare facilities and the community. Officially launching the project dubbed Healthcare Associated Tuberculosis Infection Prevention Project in Zimbabwe (HATIPP-Zim) in Harare, National PMTCT
Under fire Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology Professor Jonathan Moyo is still to appear in court despite earlier indications that his case will be heard today (Friday). Our reporter, Shorai Murwira who is at the Harare Magistrates Court confirmed that the Tsholotsho
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