82 people from Chipinge and Chimanimani districts have been confirmed dead as a result of Cyclone Idai that hit the eastern part of Zimbabwe since Friday night, government has announced. [caption id="attachment_45679" align="alignnone" width="1040"] Umvumvumvu Bridge along Chimanimani to Mutare Highway washed away by Cyclone Idai
Hundreds of millions of dollars worth of infrastructure, livestock and agricultural produce have been destroyed in Manicaland and parts of Masvingo provinces in the past three days due to heavy rains and gusty winds from cyclone Idai, with fears of further losses expected as the
Econet Wireless has issued a statement denying reports that its network faces collapse due to the non-payment of a foreign debt to a network platform supplier. “Econet Wireless is aware of an inaccurate message doing the rounds on some social media groups, quoting unnamed sources who
A Zimbabwean Entrepreneur, Terence Johane will next week launch a mobile application which will bring together all stakeholders in the construction industry for ease of doing business. In an interview with 263Chat, Johane who is an MBA student and a former employee in the construction industry
South African based gospel artist, Brian Nyangombe popularly known as Minister Brian has received a major boost to his emerging career after gospel heavyweights including Mathias Mhere and Reverend Chivaviro graced his debut album launch titled "Simbarashe." The 25-year-old singer was on cloud nine when contacted
Young entrepreneurs in the country have pleaded with government to set aside a quota in all public procurement processes saying they are finding it tough to compete with established entities. This came out at the inaugural Youth Indaba held in Harare today where President Emmerson Mnangagwa
The Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) has revealed that the USD$1 Million secured by government towards procurement of medicines and equipment needed in public hospitals is not adequate to meet their requirements. This comes after the government responded to the medical doctors who wrote to the Health
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) has today commemorated the World Consumer Rights Day at Harare Gardens with the telecoms regulatory body saying they will not allow mobile network operators to wantonly increases tariffs without consideration. Speaking during the celebrations, POTRAZ Director Economic
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has revealed that the formal use of the Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) dollars as a unit of account and settlement currency will help eliminate multiple pricing and other distortions; while preserving foreign currency for foreign payments. Addressing a Minex stakeholder
During his birthday celebrations last month, Mugabe claimed that his then State Security minister during the era and current President Emmerson Mnangagwa was responsible for every other killing that has happened in the country.
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