Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed company, ZimRe Holdings Limited total income for the year ended December 2017 increased by 20% from US$30.9 million recorded in 2016 to US$37.2 million in 2017. According to the group chairman, Benjamin Kumalo, the increase in income was due to an improvement in
High Court judge, Justice Clement Phiri has today ordered President of the Chiefs Council, Fortune Charumbira to publicly retract his statements that traditional leaders will support the ruling Zanu PF in the forthcoming elections. In his ruling Justice Phiri found Charumbira to be in contravention of
Midlands- Kimlyn Housing Trust, an emerging land development company based in Gweru has partnered with the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) to donate more than $10 000 towards the hosting of a multi-disciplinary Sports League for prison officers. By Delicious Mathuthu The festival, which will run
EcoCash Chief Executive Officer, Natalie Jabangwe has been selected by the World Economic Forum to join its Young Global Leaders Class of 2018. She is the youngest executive to run Africa's second fastest growing mobile financial services Ecocash, a subsidiary of the telecoms giant Econet
Desperate for hard cash which government has dismally failed to address, tobacco farmers have fallen prey to a syndicate of side marketers who pay cash albeit low for their golden leaf which they re-sell at auction floors in connivance with buyers. By Tendai Guvamombe Information gathered by
OPPOSITION political party leader Elton Mangoma has petitioned the Constitutional Court (ConCourt) seeking an order to be allowed to present a substantive application to nullify some defective provisions of the Electoral Act and align them with the Constitution before the promulgation of a proclamation for
Tourists are once again flocking to Zimbabwe, with the country’s top resort town of Victoria Falls enjoying record numbers, and healthy forward bookings indicating the boom is set to continue, a leading tourism industry figure says. Hospitality group Africa Albida Tourism (AAT) chief executive Ross Kennedy
Legendary comedian, Lawrence Simbarashe also known as (mdara Bhonzo) who passed on Sunday, will be laid to rest tomorrow at Zororo Cemetry in Chitungwiza. In an interview with to 263Chat, family spokesperson, Edmore Makonese said Bhonzo's burial is slated for tomorrow at 11 am, “Mudhara Bhonzo is going
The potholed roads in Harare, have become an increasing hazard for drivers. They are especially dangerous following heavy rains, as standing water hides some of the potholes.
"It is regrettable that these patently reckless statements at public forums and clandestine interviews, done nocturnally, have been taken an official party position when in fact NPF has a clear operational structure that deals with leadership identification as we grow our party," added the statement.
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