The Zimbabwe Agricultural Society (ZAS) has revealed that all the 108th Harare Agricultural Show sections were fully subscribed though there was a reduction in livestock exhibits due to Foot and Mouth Disease. ZAS also reported that show attendance increased by 19.6% up to 221 651 compared to 185
ZANU PF lawyer, Lewis Uriri has now come guns ablaze with President Emerson Mnangagwa saying there is abuse of power with him appointing prosecutors who were recently incorporated into the anti-corruption special unit housed in the Office of the President
When most hear the name ‘Siah Hot’ they may relate it to Zimdancehall chants that have dominated the youthful music market in Zimbabwe of late, but not this time around as this is a young and multi-talented jazz marvel Josiah Mudzviti. Despite tracing his roots from
Women’s Coalition in Zimbabwe Midlands Chapter is intensifying Typhoid awareness as Council and Government are still struggling to contain the bacterial disease in Gweru. The organisation recently held a meeting with health team from the Government Health Promotion Team and German None-Governmental Organisation Helthungerhilfe, deployed by
Hundreds of people yesterday took to the streets of Bulawayo to honor the late Vice President of Zimbabwe Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo in one of the major highlights of this year's Sanganai/Hlanganani Tourism expo. By Farai Shawn Matiashe The march started at the Blue Lagoon - the late Nkomo
When drones first came to Zimbabwe, they were viewed as flying toys for kids with no commercial value with authorities restricting the use of the device in the country owing to security fears. As the globe continue to face massive advancement in various fields of technology
The business community in Zimbabwe has added its voice in calling for strong institutions that help foster good governance while urging President Emmerson Mnangagwa to reduce government expenditure to below five percent of Gross Domestic Product. In an interview with 263Chat, prominent Zimbabwean business person, Shingi
The Registrar General Tobaiwa Mudede has been dragged to court following his refusal to issue a passport to a freelance journalist and former presenter at United Kingdom’s SW Radio Africa Violet Gonda under the auspices of Stop List; a travel ban issued on citizens perceived
Half of students aged 13 to 15 worldwide – around 150 million – report having experienced peer-to-peer violence in and around school, according to a new report released by UNICEF. The report outlines a variety of ways students face violence in and around the classroom. According to
Interdenominational gospel music group and renowned praise and worship ensemble ‘Call To Worship’ kicked off its upcoming 10th anniversary gathering with a well-attended leaders breakfast in Harare yesterday. The group, which has held annual praise and worship events over the past 9 years, is set to
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