When musician Allan Chimbetu took a sabbatical from the music industry to take up menial jobs elsewhere, he had a catalogue of songs he intended to release in future. Even during the sabbatical, his passion for music forced him to continue penning songs and keeping them
Zanu-PF has fired four party members for allegedly name dropping during the ongoing gold smuggling saga involving Henrietta Rushwaya and members of the intelligence corps and police force. The quartet is part of the people accused of soiling the First Family's name after First Lady Auxillia
Amidst the disruption wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic and the government clampdown on journalists, a new network of content creators has emerged. The Content Creators Network ZW which will be launched today is set to defend content creators, promote free expression as well as enhancing the
Consumers have welcomed retailers' move to introduce change coupons to address the scarcity of small denominated United States dollar notes and coins. The shortage of US$1 notes and coins has since the legalization of multi-currency forced consumers to buy unwanted products such as sweets, pens and
MUTARE- Achieving national development goals hinges on extending private public partnerships, across all sectors of the economy, a top government official said yesterday. These remarks were made by Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education, Science, Innovation and Technology Development, Professor Amon Murwira in remarks presented on
Local businesses have castigated the current tax regime for stifling the growth of local companies while calling on the fiscal authorities to put in place a pro-growth tax measures in the upcoming 2021 National Budget, 263Chat Business reports. This came out during a virtual meeting on
Local banks should ensure the smooth functioning of the foreign currency auction system in line with free-market principles and leave the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to play its oversight role of the financial sector, business players have said. The RBZ introduced the foreign currency auction
Nurses remain defiant over flexible working hours despite Government’s decision to institute disciplinary hearing on nurses who defy the directive compelling them to resume normal working conditions. Health workers had in June declared incapacitation citing poor working conditions and wages resulting in them working 24 hours
The government will meet the deadline set by the Constitutional Court to formulate the Independent Complaints Commission Bill (ICC) which was scheduled to be in place by 5 November 2020, Information minister Monica Mutsvangwa has said. In September this year, the Constitutional Court granted the order
The Zimbabwe Achievers Awards (ZAA) has announced a combined virtual awards event for the ZAA USA and Canada editions in partnership with WorldRemit on 12 December 2020. The ZAA USA edition is in its 5th year running, whilst Canada mark their second event after their successful inaugural awards dinner
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