The National Social Security Authority of Zimbabwe (NSSA) is a far cry from meeting the International Labour Organisation (ILO) Social Security Standards number 102 of 1952, said Shepherd Muperi, NSSA Acting Chief Social Security Officer. By Tatenda Mugabe The ILO minimum standards range from unemployment benefit, medical
Mozambique has reported five new cholera cases with other 139 reported cases pending following the devastating Cyclone Idai. The development has posed a health threat to the neighbouring Manicaland province, raising fears of another disaster. The number of confirmed cholera cases in cyclone-ravaged Mozambique climbed sharply
SHORAI MURWIRA A promiscuous till operating course lecture from a college in Harare has been slapped with an eight year jail term after he forced himself on his student breaking her virginity in the process. Magistrate Gloria Takundwa sentenced Tawanda Kwenda to effective eight years in jail
State-owned mobile network operator, NetOne today injected a RTGS$170 000 sponsorship to Zimbabwe National Army side Black Rhinos Football Club ahead of the new soccer season. Speaking at the unveiling ceremony held at Josiah Magama Tongogara Barracks today, NetOne Chief Executive Officer, Lazarus Muchenje said the support
Wheat producers are skeptical of planting this winter due uncertainties surrounding the selling price of the commodity following monetary policy changes effected earlier this year, 263ChatBusiness can reveal. In December last year, Cabinet pegged the price for 2018-19 wheat crop at $ 630 per metric tonne
Media coverage during the last year general elections in Zimbabwe was in favour of male candidates while their female counterparts had to endure negative coverage on social media, a Media Monitors (MM) official has said. By Tapera Gwezhira in Mutare Speaking during the ‘discussion on media performance
Mutare–A 28-year old Mutare man who was facing three counts of stealing copper cables worth $1700-00 from the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) electricity line has been slapped with a 10 year jail sentence. By Tapera Gwezhira Theophelus Mukome of number 7, Barting Street, Greenside was convicted
The insatiable appetite to secure power through financing the infrastructure of repression dating back to Ian Douglas Smith, Robert Mugabe and now Emmerson Mnangagwa have left the country heaving in a debt crisis the greater part of it being illegitimate, 263CChat can report.
Sanctions imposed by the European Union have no negative impact on the performance of Zimbabwe ailing economy EU ambassador to Zimbabwe Timo Olkkkonen has said. By Marshal Bwanya Olkokonen made these remarks on Monday at a press club briefing hosted by MISA-Zimbabwe at local hotel. The EU ambassador
Their proximity to one of the largest private game reserves on the African continent, the Save Valley Conservancy, has come as a curse in recent years, as the conservancy has failed to contain wild life from escaping the perimeter fence, constantly causing havoc to the
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