Mutare–A 28-year old Mutare man who was facing three counts of stealing copper cables worth $1700-00 from the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) electricity line has been slapped with a 10 year jail sentence. By Tapera Gwezhira Theophelus Mukome of number 7, Barting Street, Greenside was convicted
The insatiable appetite to secure power through financing the infrastructure of repression dating back to Ian Douglas Smith, Robert Mugabe and now Emmerson Mnangagwa have left the country heaving in a debt crisis the greater part of it being illegitimate, 263CChat can report.
Sanctions imposed by the European Union have no negative impact on the performance of Zimbabwe ailing economy EU ambassador to Zimbabwe Timo Olkkkonen has said. By Marshal Bwanya Olkokonen made these remarks on Monday at a press club briefing hosted by MISA-Zimbabwe at local hotel. The EU ambassador
Their proximity to one of the largest private game reserves on the African continent, the Save Valley Conservancy, has come as a curse in recent years, as the conservancy has failed to contain wild life from escaping the perimeter fence, constantly causing havoc to the
Suspended Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) boss David Chawota’s bid for freedom failed after Harare magistrate Rumbidzai Mugwagwa dismissed his bail application. The beleaguered CAAZ boss was also served with a suspension later from the Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Joel Biggie Matiza ordering him
Journalist and former State paper editor, Edmund Kudzayi has been acquitted of charges of contravening section 32 of the Criminal Law and Codification and Reform Act which is unlawful possession or wearing of camouflage uniforms by a Harare Magistrate. Prominent Zimbabwe Human Rights Lawyer, ZHRL, Obey
ZANU PF Nyanga legislator and prominent business man Supa Mandiwanzira’s proposed business trip seems to be crumbling as the courts continue to delay the release of his passport amid suspicions by the state that he could follow the route taken by former cabinet ministers Walter
EcoCash has set aside $5 million for small businesses in the Cyclone affected areas in Zimbabwe which include Manicaland and Masvingo as part of an initiative to help rebuild the economy of their areas. The initiative, named ‘Project ReBoot Livelihoods (PRL)’ by Econet Wireless founder Mr
HARARE Magistrate Victoria Mashamba on Thursday 28 March 2019 set free freelance journalist Edmund Kudzayi, who had been on trial after he was arrested and charged for allegedly possessing an army uniform, which is a criminal offence under Zimbabwe’s tough security laws. Kudzayi, the Editor of
The United Nations Development Programme in Zimbabwe (UNDP Zimbabwe) has channeled US$500 000 towards restoring livelihoods affected by Cyclone Idai which hit the eastern parts of Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique over a week ago. In a statement issued yesterday, UNDP Zimbabwe Interim Resident Representative (ad interim), Georges van
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