Government has shelved the new examination fees gazetted by the Zimbabwe Examination Council following wide outcry from education stakeholders. ZIMSEC gazetted O-Level exam fees at $190 per subject from $15 while A-Level exam fees have been set at $351 per subject from $26. A-Level candidates will
Opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa has dismissed reports of internal fissures in the party's Bulawayo structures as an overdrive maneuver by the ruling Zanu PF to cause confusion in his movement. The MDC leader said this whilst addressing journalists at the party’s headquarters in Harare today. “Zanu
Popular comedienne, Tyra "Madam Boss" Chikocho has hit back at critics persistently tagging her a promiscuous woman saying the continued hate has translated into more business deals. This follows a recent video making waves on social media by Sweden-based socialite, Tatelicious, who tore into Madam Boss'
GOVERNMENT will soon allow locals with free funds to pay passports fees in foreign currency with the move only awaiting a Statutory Instrument from the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development. Addressing the post Cabinet press briefing yesterday, Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister Kazembe Kazembe
The opposition MDC has fumed over the postponement of ruling for Organising Secretary Amos Chibaya and his Deputy Sibusisiwe Masara saying the delay is nothing but ruling by law. The two are being charged for failing to comply with a police prohibition order banning a protest
Mobile network operator, NetOne has introduced a new 1000 megabytes data and 25 short message service bundle valid for one hour in a move meant to ease the high cost of data for its customers. In a statement, the company said the bundle dubbed, “AmaSixty60 Bundle”
Government has increased passport fees with immediate effect to enable the Registrar-General’s office to clear large backlogs. This was announced by the Minister of Home Affairs Kazembe Kazembe during a post cabinet press briefing. An ordinary passport will now cot ZWL$150 up from ZWL$53 whilst an emergency
The City of Harare will from Monday next week start issuing tickets to individuals and shop owners who throw litter outside undesignated points. This was revealed by the City’s Chief Security Officer, Dr. Collen Tongoona. He said shop owners or business operators found with litter on
Shocking revelations of alleged smuggling of government’s subsidized grain into the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) by organized cartels in the local milling industry have emerged, 263Chat Business can reveal. The startling revelations came out of the Justice-Mayor Wadyajena chaired Parliamentary committee portfolio on Lands, Agriculture,
UNICAF University has been granted a provisional licence to operate in Zimbabwe with the process to open doors to prospective students to enroll in 28 undergraduate programmes now hinged on the Zimbabwe Council for Higher Education (ZIMCHE) accreditation process currently underway. Addressing a press conference in
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