Zanu PF legislator Dexter Nduna is in hot soup facing allegations of extracting gold ore at the David Whitehead waste deposit site in Chegutu, a day before a machete attackers’ leader was shot dead by police
A local civil society organisation, the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) has accused the ruling government of changing the constitution to suit individual interests By Tarisai Mhlanga CiZC said any amendments to the Constitution should seek to further entrench democracy and deepen the enjoyment of rights by
The United Nations (UN) General Assembly has adopted an annual budget of USD3 Billion for the United Nations operations covering the year 2020. This is an increase of approximately $8 million on what was initially requested by Secretary-General António Guterres. It also marks the first time since
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has with immediate effect taken annual leave from office with vice president Constantino Chiwenga assuming the first office on a rotational basis with his counterpart Kembo Mohadi. In a statement by the Acting Chief Secretary in the Office of the President and Cabinet,
The Walter Mzembi led new political outfit, the People’s Party (PP) is already courting trouble after another movement the Zimbabwe People's Party (ZPP) accused it of stealing their name, logo and letterhead concepts. The ZPP which was formed in June 2019 alleges that Mzembi did not
The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) has warned of massive water rationing in the wake of declining water levels at major dams across the country. According to ZINWA acting corporate communications and marketing manager, Tsungirirai Shoriwa; “National dam level average was 48 per cent, marking a
Telecommunications giant, NetOne is bullish of its prospects in 2020 on the back of a host of promotions lined-up for its customers during the course of the year, 263Chat business can report. The country’s second biggest telecoms firm by subscriber base, gained 1.4 percent market share
Despite heavy criticism and massive trolls on social media over his strong stance against infidelity in society, man of the moment Mambo Dhuterere has proved his strong religious inclination after calmly responding without hitting back at his critics. Dhuterere stirred a hornets' nest over the weekend
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has made a passionate plea to citizens to desist from posting pictures of dead bodies from road accidents and murder crime scenes. This follows numerous pictures on social media showing dead bodies of accident or murder victims. In a statement, the ZRP
Zimbabwe will make a return to international test cricket after being temporarily suspended last year when they host Sri Lanka for two Test matches in Harare this month. The first match is scheduled for 19-23 January, with the second match set for 27-31 January. Both matches
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