We are governed by subconscious memories that we have of brands as branding is distilling the essence of a place into an easily communicable symbol. Campaign, logo, advert or a mantra cannot brand a country. A country being on the map is not just about the
MDC leader Nelson Chamisa yesterday threw the gauntlet after threatening to force President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his government out of power for abusing the people of Zimbabwe. While addressing mourners at the funeral of the late Glen View South Member of Parliament Vimbai Tsvangirai, who died
Former Rhumba musician and now Deputy Information Minister Energy Mutodi has taken his praise and worshipping gear up by showering President Emmerson Mnangagwa with praises after his scarf was bought for a staggering RTGS$250 000 at a Warriors Fundraising Dinner last night. Mnangagwa’s trademark scarf was
Warriors super fan Alvin Harry Junior Zhakata (Aluva) together with his South African counterpart who is South Africa’s national soccer team, Bafana Bafana and Bloemfontein Celtics number one fan Botha Msila are now at the Ethiopian enroute Egypt for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON)
Vimbai Tsvangirai-Java's relatives in the vehicle which had Vimba's Body. Pictures by Munashe Chokodza/263Chat Vimba's Body arriving at Harvest House Vimba's Body at Harvest House where party supporters had a chance to pay their last respect Vimba's husband Apostle Java addressing mourners at Harvest House Tendai Biti, Apostle Java
Movement for democratic Change (MDC) leader Nelson Chamisa has made it known that his party is more than ready and willing to dialogue with President Mnangagwa. Chamisa said this today addressing thousands of the party's supporters who had gathered in Glen View to pay their last
As part of Delta Beverages’ efforts to promote the development of sport in tertiary institutions, the company will host the Carling Black Label ZTISU (Zimbabwe Tertiary Institutions Sports Union) Games for the second consecutive year. The games will run from 18 -22 June 2019 at
The newly elected MDC youth leadership has threatened President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration with a series of imminent mass action over the deteriorating state of affairs in the country, declaring June, a month of radicalization. Addressing press at the Morgan Tsvangirai House yesterday afternoon, MDC youth chair,
Warriors super fan Alvin Harry Junior Zhakata (Aluva) together with his South African counterpart who is South Africa’s national soccer team, Bafana Bafana and Bloemfontein Celtics number one fan Botha Msila have communicated with 263Chat this afternoon. Alvin Zhakata and his South African counterpart Botha Mlisa
Brother to the late MDC leader and founding father, Morgan Tsvangirai seems to be charming party supporters who even ululated applauding him before demanding that he should be given a chance to address people who had gathered to attend a rally at Glen View during
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