Captain Mary-Anne Musonda and three other senior players who missed Zimbabwe Women’s last series have bounced back to face Thailand Women in a limited-overs tour that gets underway in Harare tomorrow. The four were named in the home side’s 17-member squad announced on the eve of
Genius "Ginimbi" Kadungure's ex-wife, Zodwa Mkandla has revealed that the late socialite and businessman never stayed with the same girl for over a week. Zodwa, who referred to Ginimbi as her "soulmate", though the duo's relationship was always shrouded with mystery as the two never publicly
The United Kingdom (UK) has once again reiterated that doing business in Zimbabwe remains risky citing a number of obstacles including corruption and poor human rights record. In its latest Guidance report on Overseas Business Risk on Zimbabwe, the UK says poor human rights records, corruption
A RUSAPE woman has asked the court to order a vindictive Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officer to pay her damages amounting to RTGS$3 million as compensation for unlawful assault and ill-treatment perpetrated against her after she turned down the law enforcement agent’s sexual advances. Represented by
Zimbabwe’s leading telecommunications group, Econet Zimbabwe says despite registering significant increases in data and voice traffic volumes in the three months to May 2021, the growth has left a major strain on its network which is in dire need of upgrade. The country’s ICT sector has
Meet Zimbabwean musician Tapiwa Samanyanga, who takes us on a musical journey through the Kanindo genre. He describes how he was inspired to pursue a different musical path and how he came to enjoy creating music in this genre. He also mentions that he hopes to instil
In Zimbabwe, fighting to end violence against women and girls has become a way of life not only for the police and the courts of law but also for the men in communities such as those found in Seke and Chitungwiza, led by Shamwari Yemwanasikana. While
CAIRO - A stark contradiction lies at the heart of Africa’s response to Covid-19. The continent consumes a quarter of the world’s vaccines across all diseases and given this level of consumption, one would expect African nations to be well experienced at producing, procuring and
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) recently launched a campaign called 'My Body Is My Own' to empower girls and women to make decisions about their bodies especially on sexual and reproductive health rights. According to the State of the World Population 2021 report, UNFPA said
MUTARE- ZUPCO buses and commuters omnibus which uses the Sakubva bus terminus are costing Mutare City Council potential revenue while adding service delivery burden on the financially hamstrung municipality, Chairman of the Business and Investment Committee councilor Xavier Upare has told 263Chat. Upare told 263Chat that
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