In yet another opportunity to create financial inclusion, EcoCash has partnered a local micro finance company to allow the public to participate in the purchase of tradable bonds, set to raise $1 million in debt financing for start-ups and small businesses. EcoCash customers can purchase the
More than 135 000 Epworth residents are set benefit from a housing scheme meant to alleviate accommodation challenges in the shanty area, as Zanu PF moves to lure votes ahead of this year’s harmonised elections. Epworth Member of Parliament, Zalera Makari told 263Chat that the stands
City of Harare has rallied residents and stakeholders to embrace its 100 day Rapid Results Project and develop the city in line with the demands of the new political dispensation. Speaking during the Rapid Results Project implementation launch in Harare on Wednesday, Acting Town Clerk, Engineer
City of Harare has committed to increasing potable water quality from the current 87 to 96 percent by 19 April 2018 amid concerns that the authority is supplying discolored and odorous water- a major health hazard likely to escalate disease outbreaks. In an interview with 263Chat
Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai has dismissed reports that his party leader, Morgan Tsvangirai has hinted on stepping down and handing over to the 'younger generation'. Following media reports emanating from Tsvangirai's new year message issued on Monday in which the former Prime
The fall of former President Robert Mugabe in 2017 has rekindled hope among Zimbabweans that the once bread basket of Africa could rise again and reclaim its space as an economic powerhouse in Southern Africa. While citizens have clearly expressed their aspirations, there has not been
The National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) has expressed its commitment to forge national cohesion and peace in the country including looking into the history of conflicts as far back as the 1890s, a period the country was colonized by Britain. Addressing the media in Harare
Local universities and colleges have been urged to take a leading role in driving innovations and technology while providing education and skills relevant to the development of local industries. Addressing vice Chancellors, lecturers, academics and captains of industry in Harare on Tuesday, President Emmerson Mnangagwa said
Successive droughts caused by poor rains are threatening to extinguish livestock and render Chipinge communities vulnerable to hunger and starvation amid Considering that rural life is anchored on agriculture, without livestock, poverty can only worsen since farmers will not be able to till their land and
Election management body, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) on Tuesday vowed to conduct a free, fair and credible plebiscite urging the electorate to put its weight behind the organisation. Briefing journalists in the capital, ZEC Acting Chairperson, Commissioner Emmanuel Magade said although not everyone can have
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