Announcing the reversal of the decision, the party’s Secretary for Information, Simon Khaya-Moyo said the dismissal of a party official through a vote of no confidence should only be occasioned in extraordinary circumstances
Former health minister Dr David Parirenyatwa has been exonerated from the Natpharm saga after former board chairperson Dr George Pasipanodya told the Harare Magistrates court that the Zanu PF politician did not have bad intentions for the company. Dr Washaya who stood as a state witness
We are in Mt Pleasant sitting in a spacious living room of a double-storey mansion reportedly belonging to Deputy Minister of Transport Minister, Fortune Chasi. We are waiting for the United States based Chimurenga music legend Dr. Thomas Mapfumo.
Erratic rains experienced in Masvingo province due to induced El Nino heat wave has left many in need of food aid while livestock is in danger of both water and grazing land shortages. By Tapera Gwezhira Farmers who spoke to 263Chat appealed to government of Zimbabwe to
Political analysts and human rights defenders have come out guns blazing against the Southern Development Community (SADC)'s soft hand on the recent military crackdown on civilians in Zimbabwe following a violent national shutdown. Yesterday, SADC called for the removal of sanctions while condemning the demonstrations that
Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) Programs Manager, John Maketo has described the President Emmerson Mnangagwa administration as a confused and directionless team haunted by policy inconsistencies. Speaking at the ZIMCODD U Mie Agenda Forum in the capital today, Maketo told 263Chat that policy inconsistencies that
Schools in Masvingo North province have hailed computer donations from the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) aimed at supporting the new curriculum's e-learning program. The province's Gokomere High School which operates under Roman Catholic , Zimuto High under Dutch Reformed Church administration, and
MUTOKO- People gather at a funeral in a farming community of Marira in Mutoko. Men and women move around the yard as they go about their duties at the funeral. By Own Correspondent Party regalia dominates the clothes that are worn. Women with wraps that bear the
Most industries import their raw materials and the unavailability of forex has left most of them stuck and unproductive, forcing retrenchments and closure.
Ncube said Biti had no basis to be commenting on government business since he is not in government but said the re-introduction of the Zim Dollar will still happen this year.
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