Nine members of the Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) who were arrested outside the Harare Magistrates court on Monday while protesting against the arrest of their leader Takudzwa Ngadziore have been released on ZWL$2000 bail each. Obey Shava who is representing the nine accused persons applied
The continued recalls of MDC Alliance councillors and Members of Parliament by Thokozani Khupe's MDC T is posing a huge threat to service delivery across the country as most areas are left without representatives, a local citizens' group has said. Khupe recently recalled 20 Councillors from
ZimThrive, in collaboration with Covid-19 Zimbabwe, has donated $5900 USD to Parirenyatwa hospital to support the welfare of frontline health workers. The rise in cases in Zimbabwe has led to an urgent call for more resources and the need to boost staff morale so that they
Government decision to extend business operating period from 6.30 am to 6.30 pm under the Covid-19 lockdown regulations have brought great relief to the retail sector which is still struggling to recover lost business since the imposition of tighter measures in March. Prior to the announcement
Attorney-General (AG) Advocate Prince Machaya has been summoned to appear in court on Tuesday 15 September 2020 and explain himself on government’s delays in acceding to a court application filed by water rights campaigners, a residents association and an opposition legislator demanding the enactment of
Youths in Wedza South got a major boost when their legislator and Youth Sports Arts and Recreation deputy Minister Tinoda Machakaire donated second hand clothes for them to resell. Youths from the constituency said the move would enable them to get start form small scale business. "This
High Court Justice Erica Ndewere has reserved judgement on bail appeal by Zengeza West legislator Job Sikhala who was arrested and charged with inciting public violence. Justice Ndewere said the Clerk of Court will advise defence lawyers and law officers when her ruling will be ready
A Mabvuku traditional healer was dragged before the Harare magistrates court on Friday answering to charges of murder after he made his client to drink snuff (bute). The accused person, Tongai Madhuveko aged 35 was not asked to plead when he appeared before Harare magistrate Barbra
An employ from the President Emerson Mnangagwa's office has appeared before magistrate Barbra Mateko on Wednesday, standing accused of robbery
The government has threatened to penalize schools that are overcharging parents fees in local currency while discounting for those who pay in foreign currency, 263Chat has learnt. Government has already announced that schools will re-open tomorrow and 28 September for Cambridge and ZIMSEC examination classes respectively. In
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