Cabinet has resolved to award War Veterans with mining claims in the chrome and steel sector, 263Chat can report. Addressing the post cabinet briefing today, Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Monica Mutsvangwa said Mines Minister Winston Chitando had proposed for the reallocation of mining
Following continued efforts to enhance continuous Human Capital Development to institutions in Zimbabwe, AfriSkills has arranged a training workshop on Geographic Information Systems (GIS) running between 30 March and 3 April at Sabre Business World in Harare. The training will be conducted by Webster Gumindoga a
Parliamentarians have laid into government for failing to provide protective equipment to health workers manning ports of entry into the country despite the risk of contracting the deadly coronavirus. During an open session from Committee of Health and Child Care, Member of Parliament for Chinhoyi constituency,
The surging number of street kids in Harare’s central business district has rendered most streets unsafe for pedestrians and motorists who are constantly losing valuables to the menacing gangs. Hardly a day goes by without incidences of mugging of unsuspecting pedestrians going about their business in
ZANU PF legislator Kindness Paradza has blamed opposition Movement for Democratic Change leaders Tendai Biti and Welshman Ncube for bringing sanctions in the country
Timber producer and processor, Border Timbers’ value-addition units catapulted the company’s revenue earnings by over 200 percent in the six months to December 31, 2019 to offset effects of a decrease in production of lumber and transmission poles, 263Chat Business has noted. Acute power cuts weighed
A coronavirus expert, Dr Richard Hatchet says the fight against a global pandemic, the coronavirus (COVID-19) is like being 'at war' with the virus as it has the potential to spread to 50% of the world population. Coronavirus' global death toll passed the 4,000 mark late
The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) party has today remembered their founding leader and former Prime Minister of Zimbabwe, Morgan Tsvangirai who would have turned 68 today. Various party organs and members showered words of praise to Tsvangirai who died on the 14th of February
MUTARE – The Zimbabwe Anti- Corruption Commission (ZACC) says it is closing nets on corrupt Ministry of Mines officials demanding bribes for operating certificates leading to numerous cases of double allocation of claims. ZACC spokesperson John Makamure recently revealed that the commission will institute sector specific
Youth, Sport, Art and Recreation Minister, Kirsty Coventry has accused the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) of dismally failing to run football affairs in the country resulting in an embarrassing ban on all local stadia by the Confederations of African Football (CAF). Last month CAF ordered ZIFA
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