Magistrate Vongai Muchuchuti has cornered the state to investigate suspected rights abuses of 12 opposition supporters who were Chitungwiza over the weekend following violent clashes between police and residents. The 12 who include MDC Youth Assembly Spokesperson Stephen Chuma among others appeared before Chitungwiza magistrates court
The government has allayed fears of coronavirus the country by announcing that the recently quarantined traveller from Hunan province has been tested positive. In a tweet posted this morning, Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services advised the nation to remain calm as the traveller who
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has suspended listed gold mining and exploration company, Falcon Gold Zimbabwe Limited from trading of its shares pending publication of audited financial results as the company seeks delisting from the local bourse. The suspension came at the behest of the company. “The Zimbabwe
In a suspected case of typhoid outbreak, Gweru City Council has confirmed two deaths as a result of the water borne disease. In an interview, City Council Spokesperson, Vimbai Chingwaramutse confirmed that two people from Mkoba Infill had died from diarrhea. "We received information through our Weekly
Health officials have allayed fears of a coronavirus case at Parirenyatwa hospital after misleading social media reports on the whereabouts of a Zimbabwean woman who returned from China's Wuhan province and placed in isolation at Wilkins hospital upon arrival from China, 263Chat has learnt. A 27
Controversial cleric Passion Java has shared his two cents on the burning social media drama involving United Kingdom-based socialite, Olinda Chapel and her estranged ex-husband Njabulo "Tytan" Nkomo. On Wednesday, Tytan came out revealing his ex-wife's HIV status expressing disappointment over Olinda's failure to tell him
Opposition MDC Secretary-General and Kuwadzana legislator Chalton Hwende ha challenged the court, demanding that he must be freed from remand, accusing the state for taking much time and delaying the matter to be tried
Government's Wednesday announcement that it will soon roll out garrison shops where only serving security forces will access subsidized commodities has attracted criticism from Zimbabweans who feel the move is another poor effort to divide the civil service. By Marshall Bwanya Amalgamated rural teachers union of Zimbabwe
Diversified industrial holding company, CFI Holdings Limited’s volume sales for the first quarter (Q1) ended 31 December 2019 declined 17 percent from comparable period in the prior year on account of diminishing consumer power in the hyper inflationary environment. Despite fixing its eyes on long-term goals
MUTARE- City council is owed at least RTGS$74 million in unpaid rates in both residential and commercial stands, a development city fathers blame for the poor service delivery. Speaking to journalists during community development training workshop in Mutare Deputy Mayor, Kudakwashe Chisango said the debt coupled
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