Content hosted by iono.fm Rabson Isaac Shoes Lambada (Crisis Coalition )and Simbarashe Moyo (Combined Harare Residents Association) are guest hosts of Politics and Beyond. On the episode they quiz Nelson Chamisa's spokesperson Dr Nkululeko Sibanda and Political analyst Richard Mahomva about the credibility of Afrobarometer's survey
A revised fixture will see teams battle it out at the University of Zimbabwe (UZ) courts with two men’s fixtures featuring NABA vs Parrots and UZ vs NUST opening the season.
A Ministry of Health and Child Welfare official has rallied medical doctors to vote for President Emmerson Mnangagwa in the forthcoming harmonized elections saying his victory will ensure the country meets the 15% health budget threshold as required by the Abuja Declaration of 2001. Addressing stakeholders
Former US President Barack Obama has urged young people to stand up and bring down towers of oppression that may threaten humanity through the adoption of the revolutionary example set by the late South African president Nelson Mandela when he arose at a young age
According to the Electoral Act, tearing down political party posters is a criminal offence which can lead to imprisonment of the offender for two years.
Build Zimbabwe Alliance (BZA) Presidential hopeful Dr Noah Manyika has availed the second part of his policy document dubbed ‘The War on Poverty’ saying his incoming government is committed to end extreme poverty that has bedeviled the Zimbabwean community for at least three decades.
Local designer and clothing line, Look Alive has bemoaned the cash strapped economy for hampering the release of their 2018 winter collection on time. Following their winter stock release on Monday, Look Alive co-founder, Panashe Chingosho in an interview with 263Chat bemoaned the current economic problems
New vehicle insurance product set to shake up industry Offers loads of benefits, flexibility & hassle-free service
We are barely two weeks shy from the historic 2018 elections. It is the first election in which neither Mugabe’s name, that of any of his famed clansmen nor the late democracy stalwart Morgan Tsvangirai will be on the ballot paper. But that is not
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has announced the launch of Pathways, a five-year $35 million program that will offer services to 250,000 HIV-affected orphans and vulnerable children, 59,500 households, and 15,000 vulnerable youth. ..
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