Despite government announcing a 40 percent upward price adjustment on subsidized roller meal yesterday, most retail outlets in the capital have not stocked the commodity, a situation that has dashed hopes for the already economically downtrodden Zimbabweans, 263Chat Business can report. Finance and Economic Development Minister,
Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) has set the record straight on why they did not appear before the Justice Mayor Wadyajena Portfolio Committee saying the issue falls under the Public Accounts Committee. GMAZ had earlier written to parliament indicating that they would not appear before
MUTARE- Chinese owned hotel, Golden Peacock Villa has dismissed fears that it could be a source of the novel corona virus as mere slanderous claims fabricated by its competitors intimidated by the hotel expansion. Hotel management yesterday dismissed social media claims that the hotel serves Chinese
Listed sugar producer, Star Africa Corporation‘s improved footprint on the regional export market sustained its revenue during third quarter trading period ending December 31, 2019 as local demand for sugar derivatives suffered heavily due to the deteriorating economic situation in the country, the company’s latest
Chuka Onwumechili, Howard University FIFA has ended its 6-month management takeover of the Confederation of African Football (CAF). But the future of the game on the continent is still clouded with uncertainty. In June last year the world football governing body effectively took over the running of
The Movement of Democratic Change (MDC) has joined the country in mourning seven people who perished in an accident a few kilometres outside Kwekwe. MDC Secretary for Transport, Settlement Chikwinya said in a statement. “The MDC expresses its deepest condolences to the bereaved families of the deceased
The US$17.7 million loaned to government by business tycoon Kuda Tagwirei in 2018 blocked foreigners from taking over controlling stake in the Feruka pipeline. This emerged at a time when Zanu Pf member Christopher Mutsvangwa and reserve bank of Zimbabwe advisor Eddie cross have upped their
The feud between Christopher Mutsvangwa, Eddie Cross with business tycoon Kuda Tagwirei is centred on the failure by the two to bring the businessman to support MOGS Oil & Gas Services' bid to take-over the country’s fuel pipeline. This comes amid reports that Mutsvangwa is also
ZANU PF Chief Whip Hon Pupurai Togarepi (MP for Gutu South) and Tinoda Machakaire (MP for Wedza South) following proceedings in parliament today. (Picture by Munashe Chokodza/263Chat)
Water shortages have become a big challenge at public hospitals making it difficult to operate while maintaining proper hygiene for health workers, Harare Central Hospital Pediatric Surgeon Dr Bothwell Mbuvayesango has said. Giving oral evidence before the Parliamentary Health committee, Dr Mbuvayesango said water challenges had
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