Slow response and an absent President, who only came back in the country from a state visit in the plush United Arab Emirates yesterday morning has hindered any meaningful progress of aid reaching the starving people in time.
Opposition MDC President Nelson Chamisa yesterday threw a dig at President Emmerson Mnangagwa charging that the government’s failure to put in place disaster mitigation mechanisms shows that the latter is more focused on securing power than the safety of the people.
I worked with Tuku for three years and left in 2010. We would go on tours with his wife and yes! we interacted a lot.
The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) will embark on an automated payment system for the tourism sector in the next three months as it seeks to curb financial leakages, Acting ZTA chief executive officer, Rita Likukuma has said. The current payment monitoring systems are widely regarded frail
Juventus forward Cristiano Ronaldo has been charged with improper conduct by Uefa for a goal celebration in the win over Atletico Madrid in the last 16 of the Champions League. The 34-year-old appeared to mimic Atletico boss Diego Simeone, who turned to fans and grabbed his
Community Water Harare has threatened to take Harare City Council to court over its decision to intensify water rationing despite some suburbs having gone for years without running water. This came to light when Zimre Park residents raised their voices against the decision by Harare city
#ThisFlag movement founder Evan Mawarire and Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union, (ZCTU) president Peter Mutasa bid for refusal of further remand has hit a brickwall after Magistrate Rumbidzai Mugwagwa dismissed their application today. The cleric man and Mutasa were arrested in January this year following the
Opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa toured Cyclone Idai wrecked Manicaland province Monday afternoon. He was accompanied by his deputies Elias Mudzuri and Morgen Komichi who were all flanked by senior party officials including the Secretary General Douglas Mwonzora. Chamisa told 263Chat that the disaster that
Government has availed RTGS$50 Million from the 2 percent intermediary tax towards the rescue, rehabilitation and restoration of infrastructure and services in Manicaland province following the devastating effects of cyclone Idai. As of last night, the official death toll had reached 98 with 217 still missing
As the country battles to come to terms with the devastating effects of cyclone Idai which has to date claimed 98 lives, government has announced that over 200 people are still missing since Friday night when floods hit Manicaland districts of Chimanimani and Chipinge. In a
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