A ZIMBABWEAN court has ordered a delinquent traffic police officer and his superiors to fork out about $5 000 as compensation to a motorist after the law enforcement agent wrecked his vehicle. Titus Matava, who is employed as a Constable by Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) and
At the age of 58, most people would be counting their successes, failures and missed opportunities and the only thing left to do is to look after grandchildren. However, for Shirley Sithole from Arcturus Mine, North East of Harare, turning 58 marked the beginning of a new
Cliché tells us that one stone is restricted to killing one bird, but with a youth oriented organisation such as Campus Community Foundation, several birds are eating the dust in 2017. An exciting mentorship program slated for 2017, commencing in February is set to benefit
The current cash crunch hitting Zimbabwe has severely affected parents’ back to school preparations, a snap survey by 263 Chat has revealed. Parents said they could not access funds from the banks in time and that has resulted in them sending children back to school without
Acting President, Emerson Mnangagwa’s 'I am the boss' cup continues to divide opinion in the country amid concerns that the party is paying a blind eye to pressing economic problems in preference of factional fights over succession. Mnangagwa was over the Christmas pictured with Zanu PF
The new app will allow donors to dial up or down the amount they wish to donate and easily manage how Oxfam gets in contact by phone, email or post. Oxfam is claiming an industry first as it launches an app that will give more control
Chitungwiza Residents Trust (CHITREST) has expressed concern over government of Zimbabwe's controversial move to introduce urban tolling system saying this expose the government’s greediness as it amounts to double taxation. The residents body alleged that Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) was failing to account for money
I wrote this article to help those that are in the position of fearing an idea or pitch or proposal will get rejected. It is often seen as a sign of failure but I will share with you a few things that will make you
In spite of the current obsession with formal learning approaches where people are encouraged to learn from each other, many African farmers remain convinced they can learn more from plants and animals. By Charles Dhewa That is how, over generations, they have acquired knowledge from plant and
The latest series of Britain’s most popular television show, Strictly Come Dancing, hits local TV screens this weekend, with season 14’s first episode lighting up the air waves this Sunday night, January 8. The show, run every year by the BBC since 2003, features a line-up
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