Following the breakup of the Central African Federation in 1963, Britain granted independence to its former colonies, Northern Rhodesia, which became Zambia, and Nyasaland now Malawi. Southern Rhodesia declared a Unilateral Declaration of Independence under Ian Douglas Smith and majority rule only coming in 1980. In
Business mogul and Econet Group founder, Strive Masiyiwa is considering an ambitious plan to separately list Liquid Telecom on the London Stock Exchange in order to raise more capital towards his Cape to Cairo vision for the fibre network company. By Shingie Lev Muringi Masiyiwa, who is the
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One always wonders why NetOne had to play second fiddle to perennial pacesetters Econet Wireless yet it was the country's first mobile operator to be licensed in 1996 with the latter granted permission to operate two years later after the founder, Strive Masiyiwa won a
It was another pulsating weekend in the Castle Larger Premier Soccer League with a fair share of upsets and surprises as the so called small teams delivered a sucker punch blow on the traditional heavyweights. We take a look at the matches played over the weekend Week
Mungoshi family has dismissed rumors doing rounds on social media that the legendary author and poet Charles Mungoshi has died. In a telephone interview with 263Chat, Charles Mungoshi Jnr said his father is very much alive dismissing social media reports as baseless. “I do not know where
Zimbabwe Election Support Network has called for action on reported cases of intimidation and violence that took place during the Mwenezi East by-election period by the Zimbabwe Republic Police and Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission. According to ZESN, the recently held by-elections in Mwenezi East were marred by reports
With Zimbabwe facing a decade long economic crisis worsened by the non availability of cash on the market, Zimbabweans in the diaspora now have an opportunity to purchase prepaid electricity for their families and loved ones back home through a new and innovative platform called
A local human rights organisation has expressed concern over increasing political tension in Zanu PF saying the infighting in the ruling party could threaten national peace in the country. In a statement released on Friday, Restoration of Human Rights (ROHR Zimbabwe) said Zanu PF factional fights
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