Harare – Former National Social Security Authority (NSSA) chairperson Robin Vela has pledged to continue to fight abuse of power, political expediency and overreach, and corruption after a landmark court judgment vindicated him. Hailing the damning High Court ruling which found that adverse findings and conclusions
Zimbabwe is among seven countries negatively impacted by stoppage of diamond sales due to the novel Coronavirus leading to an increases in illicit flows and rampant smuggling of the precious gems, a study has shown. Findings of the new study conducted by the Kimberly Process Civil
Leader of opposition political party, Build Zimbabwe Alliance's online petition for state security agents to stop obeying unconstitutional orders, has gained momentum. BAZ leader, Dr Noah Manyika, in his petition says authoritarian regimes cannot transform themselves, urging locals to unite in demanding an end to state
June examinations which are scheduled to kick off on Tuesday 30 June 2020 will go on dispute the fact that children and teachers have been crying foul of not being ready to sit for the paper
Renowned economist and financial analyst, Gift Mugano has resigned as board chair of the Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company (Zisco steel) barely a year after his appointment in September last year. Mugano has come under pressure recently over comments in the public media which were perceived
Teachers in Matebeleland North who will be invigilating the Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) June 2020 exams last week received more than 1000 face masks and other equipment from well-wishers Exam classes return to schools for their exams amid the COVID-19 with some education stakeholders calling
Caledonia Mining Corporation has announced an increased quarterly dividend of eight and a half United States cents (US$ 0.085) on each of the Company's common shares. This represents a cumulative 24% increase since October 2019. In a statement released today, the company indicated that stable production, a
Government’s decision to unilaterally suspend the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) from trading has once again exposed the country’s propensity to violating property rights with the latest move expected to frustrate investor interest in the market, analysts have warned. On Friday, Government suspended the ZSE from trading
Striking health workers claim that Government is yet to respond to their demands for a better wage and vowed to continue with the industrial action. Speaking to 263Chat on Friday, Zimbabwe Nurses Association president Enock Dongo said the situation in hospitals remains dire and their employer
Controversial socialite, Passion Java has responded to Emmanuel Makandiwa's two cents on flamboyant showy lifestyle often portrayed by the former. Addressing an online gathering yesterday, Makandiwa pointed out that when one tries so hard to portray an image that they are rich, it is proof enough
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