The cash strapped Zimbabwean government has blown US$485 000 to pay airfare tickets for the 224 international buyers and 24 international media organisations who are set to attend the 10th edition of the Sanganai/Hlanganani- World Tourism Expo, 263Chat has learnt. This comes on the backdrop of
Local Hip Hop musicians in Zimbabwe will on the 29th of September have a rare opportunity to meet under one roof and engage on ways of growing their genre when they meet on the sidelines of the Shoko Festival. Dubbed Zim Hip Hop Summit, the one
Sunningdale residents have expressed concern over the delays by City of Harare to collect garbage in suburbs saying this smacks of failure to properly execute their duties. This comes after the City of Harare procured 30 refuse trucks with the Mayor of Harare, Bernard Manyenyeni promising
After decades of poor financial education, sky high personal debt and a serious lack of saving, are South Africans finally embracing budgeting?
HIGH Court Judge Justice Emmy Tsanga on Tuesday 19 September 2017 set free Barnabas Mwanaka, a Harare resident, who had been in detention for more than two months after he was arrested and charged with murder following the death of Talkmore Phiri, a law enforcement
HIV/AIDS and Tuberculosis continues to burden Africa amid calls to step up efforts towards ending the two communicable diseases in the region. Opening the Afro National TB and HIV Manager’s Meeting, Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr David Parirenyatwa said TB and HIV are serious
Southern Africa is currently battling against human trafficking with actors involved in the vice continuing to assume higher ground and expansion, a Zimbabwe Republic Police representative, Grace Ndebele has said. Speaking on behalf of Commissioner General of Police Dr Chihuri, Ndebele said human trafficking criminals are
Mining giant, RioZim is expecting to profitably utilize its chrome assets following government’s decision to lift ban chrome exports with the company now resuscitating its various projects in the country. In its half year ending 30 June 2017 financial results, RioZim realised a 16% growth in revenue from
The biometric voter registration exercise has kicked off at 63 centres countrywide amid concerns that the process is taking longer than expected. When 263Chat visited one of the centres at Rememberance Complex in Mbare, Harare at around lunch time, only 22 people had registered with some
Many rural communities in developing countries are now more familiar with external experts and consultants who visit them to ask questions about their situation and go away never to be seen again. Using consultants and external experts to gather information or conduct evaluations is not
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