Ross Harvey, South African Institute of International Affairs The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) is an international regulatory treaty between 182 member states. It was formed in 1973 and regulates the international trade in over 35,000 wild species
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Part of the Glen View 8 Home Industry Complex was on Wednesday night gutted by a mysterious fire with property worth thousands of dollars being destroyed. This comes barely a year after the complex was torched by a fire with several people losing their property. When 263Chat
The case of Prophetic Healing and Deliverance, (PHD) Ministries founder Walter Magaya was today postponed to 28 September 2016 after the state cited that docket was still at the prosecutor General’s office, with investigations still going on. Magaya is facing charges of rape, following allegations that
...says bond notes will start circulating end of October The Reserve Bank Governor, Dr John Mangudya has assured the nation that bond notes will come as a relief since they will serve as a counter to corruption and money laundering. Dr Mangudya made the remarks while presenting
The Election Resource Centre (ERC) says it welcomes an initiative by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to engage with stakeholders ahead of the 2018 Harmonised Elections. “It is commendable that ZEC has involved Civil Society Organisations and political parties as key stakeholders in electoral processes. However,
Government of Japan has availed US$2.9 million to alleviate the plight of Zimbabwean people affected by drought ravaging the country. The food assistance implemented under the Japanese emergence grant was provided through the World Food Programme' s (WFP) Productive Asset Creation (PAC) project. WFP's PAC programme seeks to
With the country suffering from the effects of the El Nino Induced droughts, villagers in Suswe Area in Mudzi, Mutoko say the Food for Work Programme has helped in reducing hunger in the area. The Food for Work Programme in Mudzi is on course with villagers
After making a decent but losing debut at the Olympics Games in Brazil last month, the Zimbabwe Mighty Warriors will shift their attention to the African Women’s Cup of Nations (AWCN) to be hosted by Cameroon in November. The Mighty Warriors, as they are affectionately known, are
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