Authorities have charged a student leader for allegedly inciting some school children to protest against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government. Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) members on Tuesday 24 March 2020 arrested and charged Takudzwa Ngadziore, the president of Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) with criminal nuisance as
Zimbabwe medical doctors have downed tools citing the unavailability of Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) needed to guard against the deadly Covid-19. In a statement president of the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association, Dr. Tawanda Zvakada said their grievance over PPE have not been met and they fear
Business was relatively slow in Harare Central Business District this Wednesday as turnout was visibly lower compared to normal week days as citizens are slowly taking precautions to avoid the spread of the dreadful coronavirus. A survey by 263Chat Business revealed that despite most shops opening
A 41 year old miner (Stephen Chizola) at Mimosa Mine in Zvishavane died after sustaining serious injuries from a rock fall yesterday, 263Chat Business has learnt. The fatal incident is the second at the mine in just 10 months following a similar incidence that claimed one
Zimbabwe National Army commander Ezdai Chimonyo recently announced it was the military's obligation to monitor social media trends to weed out unruly elements peddling misinformation, inciting violence and civil disobedience. Yet the Constitution prescribes the police as custodians to investigate any alleged cyber-criminal activities by civilians. By
Hello Zimbabwe!! My name is Godfrey Tsenengamu. I am a young Zimbabwean politician and some of you could be knowing me from the past in so many different ways, good and bad. After some critical reflections and introspection on my past political life and experiences, I have
The Zimbabwe Professional Nurses Union (ZPNU) has called on the Government to improve on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for all health workers in the country as Covid -19 ravages. Speaking to 263Chat, ZPNU secretary general, Douglas Chikobvu said nurses are ready to serve the country in
The Judicial Services Commission has stopped trials and court weddings for at least two months due to coronavirus outbreak that has hit the country. In a statement released by Chief Justice Luke Malaba said the JSC is putting in place protection measures to combat the global
For Chido Musanhi, a Harare resident, water shortages have brought a life changing experience as she wakes up around 3am on separate days to fetch water from a nearby community borehole in Harare’s Mabvuku suburb. The suburb is one of the many in Harare experiencing water
MUTARE- The umbrella body of civil society organisations, National Association of Non-Governmental Organisations (NANGO) has joined the growing calls for government to act decisively by restricting travel from Coronavirus infected countries. In a communique NANGO said there was consensus from Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) working in
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