Amnesty International has cited inadequate and dwindling financial support from the international community and the slow pace of government rebuilding efforts for the continued deplorable conditions the people of Chimanimani and Chipinge are still living under, one year after the cyclone idai hit Zimbabwe. In a
Zanu PF legislators Marko Raidza and Dexter Nduna today disrupted proceedings of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) meeting accusing the chairperson Tendai Biti's party MDC of refusing to recognize President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Following disruptions, Biti asked the press and Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission officials to leave the
A busy coronavirus day across the continent, three countries have recorded index cases of the disease. Ghana in West Africa, Gabon in Central Africa and Kenya in East Africa. The Kenyan case is the first in East Africa. According to the Ministry of Health, the patient
Organisers of the Ikonic Chronicles concert set for 17 April in Harare are optimistic on the prospects of their blockbuster show proceeding as planned despite the scourge of coronavirus which has brought social and economic progressions to a standstill. The concert set for Hellenic Sports Club
Tobacco farmers will yet again retain 50 percent of net sales in foreign currency in the upcoming selling season as government continues to strictly regulate foreign currency earnings distribution, 263Chat Business can report. Last year tobacco growers called for a review of the 50 percent threshold
Organisers of the CEO Africa Roundtable (CEO ART) summit that was scheduled for the 18th to the 20th of March in Victoria Falls have postponed the event to a later date due to the Coronavirus outbreak currently wreaking havoc across the world, 263Chat can report. This
SIX people have been set free after they stood trial on charges of participating in anti-government protests staged in 2019 over the country’s worsening economic crisis. Harare Magistrate Yeukai Chigodora on Wednesday 11 March 2020 acquitted five Harare residents namely Norman Ngulube, Ngonidzashe Danzwa, Desmond Kanhukamwe,
Opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa has teared into President Emerson Mnangagwa's camp, the ruling ZANU PF challenging him that his team can rule the nation without stealing state resources
Human rights lobby group, ZimRights yesterday petitioned the Parliament of Zimbabwe to extend the time for members of public to make nominations for people to be considered for positions of Commissioners for the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC). In a statement, ZimRights says the notice given
Popular comedienne Felistas "Mai Titi" Edwards has broken her short stinted union with Gweru based singer, Zizoe Pamyk. Addressing her legion of fans on social media, Mai Titi broke the news in a video she visibly appeared sad. Though disappointed, she vowed not to shed a tear
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