The Law Society of Zimbabwe (LSZ) has brought gloom to most of its clients after revising legal fees for its members, a move that will see members of the public paying up to $5 250 per hour for legal services and at least $18 000
Making a property purchase in Zimbabwe is the dream of many of us. We see visions of a beautiful, tranquil home surrounded by lush gardens, pretty flowers and the music of nature’s soundtrack of birds singing in the background. And when the warm sun on
Veteran songstress, Plaxedes Wenyika will be ending her long-awaited return on the music scene with an early Christmas gift for her fans with the release of two singles this month, 263Chat has learned. Titled Pindurai and Zvekare, the tracks will be successively released between mid and
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change, MDC has registered full support on the planned industrial action by government workers who are 'not satisfied' by their working conditions
ZIMBABWEAN authorities have summoned pro-democracy campaigner Lynette Mudehwe to stand trial on Monday 4 November 2019 on charges of criminal nuisance for allegedly participating in an anti-government demonstration held four years ago to protest against former Vice-President Phelekezela Mphoko’s lengthy stay in a hotel
FreeZim Congress leader, Joseph Busha says President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration is incapable of delivering the country out of its economic morass citing inherent corruption as the biggest setback. Busha, a Presidential candidate in the previous plebiscite also jeered the Finance and Economic Development Minister, Mthuli Ncube
The country's biggest all-encompassing music awards, Zimbabwe Music Awards (ZIMA) has announced its return from a hiatus with the sixteenth edition of celebrating musical excellence and creativity, providing a high profile, multi-faceted and rich cultural diversity of Zimbabwean music set for 25 January 2020. Addressing the
SADDLED by what are increasingly looking like unappeasable demands for the so-called reform and re-engagement by Western countries, could Zimbabwe make a volte face and re-look at China as a model of development and as an ally in recalibrated relations? Farai Mabeza There is almost a sense
MUTARE- Civil society has called for transparent distribution of revenue realized from the mining sector through taxation models which promote social service delivery and empowerment of women. By Donald Nyarota Speaking at the ongoing second annual Manicaland Women Symposium on the extractives, Action Aid governance coordinator
MUTARE- Zimunya Marange Community Share Ownership Trust administrator David Garwe has accused the government for flip flopping on the Indigenization and Empowerment Policy framework, a move that he said has been hampering the effectiveness of Community Share Ownership Trusts. By Donald Nyarota CSOTs were established under
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