Following the release of the Motlanthe Commission report by President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday with the military and the police found responsible for the deaths of six and injuring 35 unarmed civilians, lawyers, activists and the public have demanded an apology from Mnangagwa who is the
The Commission of Inquiry into the 1st of August 2018 post-election violence nailed the military and the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) responsible for the death of six civilians and 35 people injured on the fateful day.
Content hosted by iono.fm This week on Keep it Real Fridays! SELETINE is riding solo as he chops it up with American based producer Dakari who is currently working G-Eazy and building a Zim based record label. The boys discuss production royalties; working at Quad Studios; Zim
Cassava SmarTech Zimbabwe made history on 18 December 2018 when it debuted in the market at a price of $1,50 per share, valuing the company at $3,8bn. It immediately became Zimbabwe’s third most valuable company after Delta and Econet Wireless (its now telecoms only, sister
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is set to restructure his cabinet barely four months after the second republic new ministers were sworn in, a team that has been widley believed to have the potential to bring a turnaround to the economy, 263Chat can report.
Winky D's live performances which are often filled with energy and good rapport makes it hard to believe his prowess has failed to make a notable mark across Zambezi and Limpopo rivers at least. So poor are his foreign expeditions, such that while Jah Prayzah's camp
New research from WorldRemit reveals that the Zimbabwean diaspora could be losing up to $9 every time they send money home this festive season due to the high cost of sending money through traditional remittance channels.* Last year, Zimbabweans living abroad sent home over $1.8 billion and the
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has hailed Econet Wireless' flagship company EcoCash for facilitating financial inclusion and raising the country's flag high regionally and internationally. Addressing stakeholders at the Cassava Smartech Zimbabwe listing on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange today, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Deputy Governor, Dr
Renowned constitutional lawyer Fadzayi Mahere has described the ruling party Zanu PF as a visionless and tired party with no clue on how to bail out the country from its economic and political abyss the Southern African nation has sunk.
Former Mines Minister, Walter Chidhakwa has exposed the corrupt nature of the Presidents’ special prosecuting unit which he said is in the business of demanding bribes from accused people. Through his lawyer, Advocate Sylvester Hashit, Chidhakwa also questioned the impartiality of Prosecutor Michael Chakandida whom he
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