Retail and distribution business concern, Axia corporation limited has deferred payment date of the interim dividend to its shareholders that was due tomorrow (April 24) to 28 May due to lockdown restrictions and uncertainties in the global economy. The decision comes at a time some companies
Human rights lobby group Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) has expressed concern on the ongoing demolition of vending structures in Harare saying at a time where compassionate is needed the state has inflicted more injury to its citizens. In a statement, Zimrights said; "ZimRights notes with concern
The demolition of vending structures without alternative provisions to sustain lives during nation lockdown is a clear highlight of the country's indifferent leadership, Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) has lashed. The demolitions commenced in Mbare on independence day and have so far spread to Highfield, Chitungwiza,
State owned telecommunication companies, TelOne and NetOne have announced the setting up of a joint COVID 19 response support facility billed ZWL$10 000 000. In a joint statement the institutions said they extended their business collaboration to establish a sustainable response plan which will benefit three
Controversial rapper Desmond "Stunner" Chideme has rebuffed a lockdown rap battle proposed to him by fellow musician Noble Stylez. In his challenge, Stylez called for a five artistes in one rap battle between himself, Stunner, Mudiwa and any other rapper of the latter duo's choice for
Government has with immediate effect announced a price moratorium which will see prices of basic commodities reverting back to the 25 March 2020 level, 263Chat can report. Announcing the development, Vice President Kembo Mohadi who is also chairperson for the Inter-ministerial Taskforce on Covid-19 response said
The move by government ordering goods and service providers to revert to 25 March 2020 prices is not be sustainable and could see empty shelves reappearing in retail shops, a top economist has cautioned. Prosper Chitambara a senior researcher with the Labour and Economic Research Institute
MUTARE- The Movement for Democratic Change Alliance (MDCA) has slammed police for the selective application of law after yesterday’s arrest of Mutasa South Member of Parliament Regai Tsunga for distributing mealie meal to the vulnerable. Tsunga was yesterday arrested and fined ZWL$500 for breaching statutory instrument
A top government official has hinted at schools re-opening in August and go all the way to Christmas to compensate for time lost due to Covid-19 and the subsequent national lockdown. Speaking during a UNDP and Higherlife Foundation organised media training webinar, Permanent Secretary in the
Karoi District Hospital is currently isolating a patient with COVID-19 symptoms, according to Acting District Medical Officer for Hurungwe, Dr Charles Mupfururirwa. Mashonaland West Provincial Medical Director, Dr Wenceslaus Nyamayaro yesterday told 263Chat that the patient started showing signs of COVID-19 was travelling from the Democratic
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