NewsDay correspondent Kenneth Nyangani was on 8 December 2020 reportedly manhandled at the Zanu PF provincial headquarters in the eastern border town of Mutare while covering demonstrations by some disgruntled party supporters. The Zanu PF supporters were reportedly demonstrating over the handling of the party’s district
The Radiation Protection Authority of Zimbabwe (RPAZ) has directed that all vehicles imported from countries that experienced nuclear incidents be inspected for radiation contamination with immediate effect. Radiation Protection Authority of Zimbabwe is a regulatory body established under the Radiation Protection Act [Chapter 15:15] with a
MUTARE- Transparency International Zimbabwe (TIZ) has cited gendered corruption as the limiting factor to women securing opportunities and access to resources including land and employment. TIZ research officer, Samuel Matikiti, said gendered corruption such as sextortion, is a trigger for the continuation of the cycle of
Families and friends of artisanal miners who were trapped underground after a mining shaft they were working on at Ran Mine in Bindura collapsed late last month have bemoaned the lack of progress in retrieving bodies of their loved ones. More than 30 artisanal miners are
Mountaineers Women clinched the inaugural Fifty50 Challenge after beating Rhinos Women by 59 runs (DLS method) in the final played at Takashinga Sports Club on Sunday. Francesca Chipare starred with the ball as she claimed a five-wicket haul that helped the Mutare-based side, who won the
MUTARE-The Zanu PF District Coordination Committee elections here took a new twist after some original ballot papers were found thrown in a rubbish bin, further fueling allegations of massive rigging. As 263chat reported, some candidates have cast doubt on the contentious elections, which are splitting the
Despite notable progress recorded so far in the enhancement of digital tools, Zimbabwe’s readiness to transform livelihoods through use of technology still lags behind its regional peers and worse still that of developing countries in other continents, a latest report says. Zimbabwe is ranked 126 out
THE Construction Industry Pension Fund (CIPF) has spruced up its ZW$7 million Housing Scheme in Stoneridge, 20 km South East of Harare by planting Cyprus trees in commemoration of National Tree Planting Day. CIPF Board of Trustees’ Chairperson Dr Israel Murefu said in his speech read
Zimdancehall chanter Killer T may not need to bother himself with producing a festive season banger following the revival of his 2017 song Handina Mufaro on which he featured Slim J. Thanks to a new social platform, Tik-Tok, the song which struggled to hit 35 000
Human rights pressure group, Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) says the month of November was characterised by partisan distribution of agricultural inputs under Government’s Pfumvudza input program. In a monthly report for November titled ‘Height of Intolerance’ ZPP said there was also continuation of bias in court
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