The oldest and biggest soccer schools tournament Copa Coca-Cola launched its 30th tournament yesterday at Rusununguko High School in Marondera. Addressing stakeholders during the launch, Coca-Cola brand manager, Vee Chibanda said that this year's tournament was one with a significant change as the Delta Beverages group
The prestigious Bulawayo Arts Awards are back with the second edition following a successful birth of the awards last year, which recognize Bulawayo talent
Speaking to 263Chat on the sidelines of a three-day workshop for Zimbabwe Policy Tracking Group, Mashonaland East Provincial Youth Development, Farai Chibanda said the government is trying to mainstream youths into its programs in an empowerment effort bid.
Dairiboard Zimbabwe Holdings Limited (DZHL), the country’s biggest producer of milk and dairy products has hailed government's new policy initiatives including Statutory Instrument 122 of 2017 for boosting their operations which they said helped in turning around their performance from a US$3.8 million loss in
As the country braces for the 2018 harmonized elections, youths leaders from various political parties in the country have joined hands against violence which they said should never be used as a tool to divide young people. With elections barely three months away, various players including
As the destruction of wetlands continues in Harare, calls have been made for the amendment of the country’s Environmental Management Act to limit powers of the responsible Minister. By Edgar Gweshe Under Zimbabwe’s Environmental Management Act, the responsible Minister has powers to allow or stop developments on
Angry Zanu PF supporters in Mazowe West constituency reportedly boycotted the party's re-run of the primary elections for the women's quota over what they said is the failure by their National Commissar, Engelbert Rugeje to address irregularities raised against the incumbent Kazembe Kazembe. By Staff Reporter Zanu
Rising Stars may have fallen 34 runs behind Manicaland Mountaineers on the first innings, but by the end of the third day they had put themselves in line for a possible victory over the probable Logan Cup champions.
A week before the opening of schools on 8 May 2018 teachers’ unions had indicated that they would embark on yet another crippling strike that would be expected to force the Government to increase teacher’s salaries.
Leading telecommunications company, Telone last night lost a number of its (1200 pair) copper cables to thieves in Harare, leaving more than 1800 customers without network services.
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