The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has arrested 12 people in connection with the 256 helmets recovered at a basement office in Harare central business district yesterday. The police announced that they recovered 210 anti-riot and 46 municipal police helmets after some officers had made a pursue
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) says it is investigating a case in which 251 police and city police helmets which were found in the basement of a Harare building on Sunday. According to the information on the ZRP twitter handle, the consignment consists of 210 ZRP
The government together with the Forum for African Women Educationalists in Zimbabwe (FAWEZI) and other partners are running a campaign to make schools safer environment for the next generation by addressing issues to do with gender based violence. Through a partnership FAWEZI, the United Nations Girls’
A local Zimbabwean entrepreneur has introduced a cellphone repair academy to help unemployed young people attain skills they can use to generate income. 263Chat spoke to Ixar Mobile's Chief Technician Tinofara Mutovongi who said the idea of a cellphone repair academy came after a realization that
African automobile start-up, Mureza Auto Company will officially launch its debut offering, the Primate (Mureza Prim8) in South Africa next month before launching it in Zimbabwe in the first quarter of 2020, 263Chat Business has established. Mureza, is a Shona word that means “Flag” and at
President Emmerson Mnangagwa will next week Monday lay bare the four year mining sector strategy that is billed to yield the country US$ 12 billion in mineral receipts annually by year 2023. Mnangagwa currently away in France, will give an account of how his administration intends
One of Zimbabwe’s leading network provider NetOne in partnership with army side Black Rhinos, one of the four Castle Lager Premier Soccer League (PSL) teams they bankroll, on Wednesday took the anti-drug awareness campaign to Churchill High School. Leading the visiting team of former students at
The Labour Court yesterday, reserved judgment in the matter involving the government and the doctors who have been on a strike for 38 days now. After being frustrated by members of the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association, who embarked on a strike since last month, government awarded
For many years, African countries and other developing nations have been bitterly complaining about the slow pace of reform of multilateral institutions such as the United Nations as well as the overhaul of global financial architecture. By Problem Masau At the global stage Western countries led by
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