Five Fraudsters Convicted For Swindling $68 000 From Harare Hospital
Five accused persons were yesterday convicted for fleecing Harare Central Hospital of more than $68 000 in a pharmaceuticals supply deal that went wrong
ZIFA Banned From COSAFA
The troubled Zimbabwean sports fraternity has once again been thrown into deep murky waters after a recent ban on Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) by COSAFA for failing to pay a penalty fee. This latest development comes barely a week after the International Cricket Council (ICC) suspended
Peter Moyo, Prophet Pambuka Team Up Against ‘Social Media Bullies’
Son to Sungura legend, Tongai "Dhewa" Moyo, Peter has taken radio and television personality, Oscar Pambuka's stance and warned 'social media bullies' to expect relentless responses from him on every attack they launch at him. The singer who also highlighted that he is a close friend
Rural Teachers Launch Online Project Management Training
Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) today launched an online training program targeting rural teachers with the intention of capacitating them with skills to embark on various income generating projects to cushion them from the harsh economic conditions prevailing in the country. The initiative comes
Another Round Of Illegal Settlements Demolition Looms
Harare residents should brace for yet another round of house demolitions as the city fathers have hinted of a re-organization of all settlements where people are illegally settled
Zim Hailed For Strong Pediatric Treatment Efforts
Zimbabwe has won plaudits for its strong efforts to combat pediatric HIV which is over 75 percent, 263Chat has learnt. This is despite 1.1 million infants in Africa being exposed to the deadly disease. According to UNAIDS Start Free Stay Free AIDS Free 2019 report released yesterday, strong
ED Congratulates Boris Johnson
President Emmerson Mnangagwa Tuesday afternoon congratulated newly elected British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, who will assume office on Wednesday after winning the leadership of the ruling Conservative Party. Mnangagwa said he hopes the two nations will forge working relations, ties which have been rocky since the violent
30 Khami Prison Inmates Diagnosed With Pellagra
Thirty patients from Khami Prison in Bulawayo have been reportedly diagnosed with pellagra following deteriorating services and shortage of food supplies in prisons and mental health institutions. Chinhoyi Member of Parliament, Dr Peter Mataruse highlighted that the situation at some of the mental health institutions is
40 Percent Of Zim Tobacco Earnings Retained Externally
The cost of contract farming is hitting hard on the country’s tobacco earnings, with 40 percent of cash receivables returned to external financiers trimming the sector contribution to the economy, 263Chat Business has established. This was revealed by Tobacco Industry Marketing Board (TIMB), CEO Andrew Matibiri
Jah Prayzah Defends ‘Dirty’ Song, Sadza Nemuriwo
Award-winning contemporary musician, Jah Prayzah real name Mukudzeyi Mukombe has come out in defense of his latest single, Sadza Ne Muriwo which is receiving backlash from a section of social media users over its perceived sexual connotations. Responding to a tweet rebuking Sadza Ne Muriwo's lyrics saying,