‘Dare to dream, and be brave enough to take opportunities when they come your way.’ This is the advice of gospel singing sensation, Mkhululi Bhebhe, who is fast making a name for himself abroad and proving that despite obstacles, Zimbabweans are successfully pursuing their dreams. The
The Zimbabwe Football Association's (ZIFA) appearance before the COSAFA Disciplinary Board has been moved from 4 April 2019 to 11 April 2019, after Felton Kamambo, who is out of the country, requested for more time, 263Chat has learnt.
The fundamental principle is that electoral boundaries must as far as possible create equally-represented constituencies with shared community interests.
MUTARE- ZAOGA Forward in Faith Ministries will this Friday join the national clean up campaign and do duty at Mudzviti bus terminus in the central business district of Mutare. This comes on the backdrop of the ministry taking heed of the national clean-up campaign launched by
Cognisant of the drug abuse which has become a cause for concern among the youths, philanthropist Sekuru Banda has joined hands with boxing legend Alfonso Zvenyika to try and help kids in different parts of Harare particularly Mbare through boxing. Zvenyika, who is popularly known as Mosquito
Suspended Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) boss David Chawota has been denied bail once again after having been arrested while languishing in remand cells pending trial. Chawota’s bid to freedom failed after Harare magistrate Learnmore Mapiye ruled that a competent court has declared him not
Suspended University of Zimbabwe vice Chancellor Levi Nyagura still insists that the Doctor of Philosophy (Phd) degree tendered to former first lady Grace Mugabe is still valid. Nyagura filed his application for exception of charges to court today arguing that what the state is prosecuting him
Government recently adopted the International Public Sector Accounting Standard (IPSAS) to strengthen efforts in as far as cleansing of public sector finance management is concerned. IPSAS is an accounting tool that is aimed at establishing constant evaluation of public assets and government financials to mitigate corruption. This
The Methodist Church in Zimbabwe (MCZ) has put its shoulder to the wheel towards assisting Cyclone Idai survivors in Chimanimani by donating more than 100 tonnes of an assortment of goods. The goods include kitchen utensils, food items, toiletries, blankets, 180 by 25 litre containers filled
As the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) elective congress slated for this May hots up, embattled party secretary general and Nyanga North senator Douglas Mwonzora has castigated party deputy chairperson Tendai Biti and Vice President Professor Welshman Ncube alleging the two are threatening to
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