Bringing ‘The Boss’ Down: Guvamombe To Be Tried At Magistrates Court
Regional magistrate Mr Ncube said that his suspended superior's application lacks merit, improper and went on to set 17 April as the date for trial to kick off
ED Extends Begging Bowl To Private Sector
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has reached out to the private sector to offer assistance to government in mobilizing resources towards the Cyclone Idai victims as supplies to the affected areas remain critical. Owing to government's failure to set up a properly funded disaster management fund to mitigate
Chigumba Opens Up On Abuse , Hate Speech Suffered During Elections
Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) Chairperson, Justice Priscilla Chigumba says she was unfazed by the abuse and hate speech that she and other female commissioners suffered, mainly at the hands of opposition party members during the 2018 elections. Chigumba became a subject of abuse especially online where
UN Refugee Agency Rachets Up Relief Airlift For Cyclone Idai
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) airlifted supplies for refugees affected by Cyclone Idai. The consignment, which arrived yesterday at Robert Mugabe International Airport yesterday evening, follows on the first consignment of emergency relief earmarked for Zimbabweans, which arrived on March 31. The
Wedding Bells Sounding Louder For Roki
Badboy, Rockford Josphat affectionately known as Roki says he is ready for a lifetime commitment with his sweetheart, Amanda Naude, whom he recently got back with after 11 years hiatus, following revelations of wedding bells sounding louder. Speaking to 263Chat, the singer appeared to be taking
Zanu PF Now A Graveyard: Professor Moyo
Self-exiled former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has described his former political party as a political graveyard whose regrouping agenda he claimed lacks transformational politics the country needs in the 21st century. Moyo made remarks on his microblog Twitter Tuesday night following the ruling party’s
Hallelujah Mag, DStv Team Up For New Cyclone Idai Charity Call
Christian news outlet, Hallelujah Mag and MultiChoice Zimbabwe kicked off a combined effort to raise donations for people affected by Cyclone Idaithrough the #DonateSaveALifeZW Charity Drive. The call encourages well-wishers to help with assorted toiletry items for the thousands of families who were affected by the tropical cyclone, chiefly
2018 Elections Were Unique- Govt
In the run-up to the elections, the opposition parties, however, were livid as they said the electoral changes favoured the ruling party.
Mutare Handbag Snatching Thief Fined $100
MUTARE - A 26-year old Mutare man was slapped with a $100 fine for snatching a handbag which had assets valued at US$ 310. By Tapera Gwezhira Brighton Ndamuka of number 109 O.T.S Sakubva who pleaded not guilty was convicted after a full trial by magistrate Poterai
Mathema, Hodzi Risk Imprisonment For Contempt Of Court Over Cynthia Manjoro Case
HOME Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister Senator Cain Mathema and Prosecutor-General Kumbirai Hodzi risk serving a three-month jail term after they were convicted of contempt of court by the High Court for ignoring the court’s order to pay US$18 075 to pro-democracy campaigner Cynthia Manjoro