Military Touch Movement's (MTM) first lady Tahle WeDzinza born Robyn Dawani is set to release her sixth single titled Dai Ndangandiri on 3 November, a day after her paymaster Jah Prayzah's Chitubu launch. Speaking to 263Chat ahead of her launch, the 20-year old said Dai Ndangandiri is a
Business mogul and Econet Wireless founder, Strive Masiyiwa's call for the removal of economic sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the west has excited government with the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services taking to Twitter to celebrate the 'timely' gesture. Speaking during an interview with
The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) deputy treasurer and legislator for Kuwadzana East constituency Charlton Hwende has threatened to sue Thokozani Khupe party’s spokesperson Linda Masarira following her allegations that the former is a beneficiary of the exposed rot at the central bank which
Last week government was forced to open the country’s borders and allow imports from neighboring countries after shops ran out of stock citing foreign currency shortages which have continues to elude the market for the past few years.
THE lighting of eternal flame at national political gathering carries with itself a historical symbolism that need no distortions especially looking at Zimbabwe’s democratic transitional phases she has seen pre and after 1980.
The government’s farming program the Command Agriculture faces abortion amid murky deals the government has been making with Sakunda and Trafigura companies major stakeholders in the fuel industry the two which has emerged as major financiers which have been doing so outside the legal frameworks
The Harare City Council has intensified efforts to put the Central Business District under video surveillance through the use of modern Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) surveillance cameras. Posting through the authority's official Twitter Account over the weekend, the City Council said it has initiated plans to
Genre strolling musician, Yoz born Kennedy Simbanegavi has defied the odds after penning a protest song highlighting President Emmerson Mnangagwa's failure to steer the economy resulting in shortage of basic commodities. The song titled "Letter To ED" speaks about the challenges citizens encounter everyday including youth
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has outlined goods on the Open General Import Licence following the gazetting of Statutory Instrument 237A of 2018 which amended Statutory Instrument 122 of 2017. In a statement released today, ZIMRA said any importations in excess of travelers' rebate of US$200.00
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