The Supreme Court is set to hand down its ruling in the opposition MDC leadership dispute involving Nelson Chamisa and Thokozani Khupe. Khupe broke the news on Twitter when she announced that her lawyer Professor Lovemore Madhuku had called to inform her that the ruling reserved
In a remarkable gesture to help fellow Zimbabweans in view of COVID-19, Hindoo Society Harare (HSH) is collecting donations among the community in cash and kind for those who are affected by COVID-19. According to reports, cash thus collected will be used to purchase consumables. Items
The National Social Security Authority (NSSA) has stepped in to complement government efforts in the fight against COVID-19 by availing two facilities for utilisation in combating the deadly virus. COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organisation and a national disaster by the
MUTARE- Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) has warned of mounting fears in the artisanal gold sector that Coronavirus pandemic could trigger an outbreak of violence and crime. ZELA said in remote mining areas and underground pits, among artisanal miners, diggers and rural people "there is little
Hard pressed local businesses are set for a rough landing when the effect of the covid-19 lockdown takes its toll due to government's failure to provide a bailout plan to cushion their fragile operations, 263Chat Business has established. Businesses will definitely need some stimulae to regain
Despite Harare central business district being largely deserted as people heeded the lockdown order announced to contain the coronavirus pandemic, it was a rather different story in Budiriro with a few vendors seen going about their usual routines. Coronavirus dubbed COVID-19 by the World Health Organisation
MUTARE- The National Vendors Union of Zimbabwe is optimistic of offering survival packages to its membership during the 21 day lockdown when all their operations will be down. This comes after President Emmerson Mnangagwa last week imposed a three week national lockdown to slow down the
Opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa Monday urged Zimbabweans to pray for the country as the 21 day lockdown imposed by President Emmerson to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus begins. The country began a mandatory 21 day lockdown which the government hopes will minimize the
President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Friday imposed a nationwide lock-down for 21 days which started today (Monday) to help slow the spread of corona-virus. This publication took pictures below. Empty streets in the central business district. (Picture by Munashe Chokodza/263Chat) Most shops where closed except supermarkets and food
The late US Senator Ted Kennedy famously said, “What divides us pales in comparison to what unites us”. It is in the most desperate of times, such as in the fight against the COVID-19 or Corona virus global pandemic, that we need to come together and
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