CBZ Bank has been voted Zimbabwe’s best performing bank by the respected US-based Global Finance Magazine at the institution’s 28th annual awards for the World’s Best Banks. The achievement is a third successive feat for the bank which has become a leading feature on the country’s
MDC-T Leader, Douglas Mwonzora Wednesday got his first jab of the Sinopharm vaccine in Harare while warning the anti-vaccine crusade to desist from discouraging others from getting their vaccines. Posting on his Twitter page, Mwonzora said it is only responsible for people to get vaccinated against
MUTARE- Transparency International Zimbabwe says full implementation of devolution will open up opportunities for women participation in governance while curbing gendered forms of corruption. Speaking on the sidelines of a Social Accountability Interface meeting held yesterday, TIZ director Muchaneta Mundopa said women who bear the brunt
Standard Chartered in Zimbabwe has contributed USD1 million to the International Rescue Committee (IRC) and Oxfam for programmes providing emergency relief to communities impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. In total, USD500,000 has been donated to the IRC to provide healthcare supplies, infection prevention and control measures,
Musicians who attended a closed door meeting with Youth Sports Arts and Recreation Minister Tinoda Machakaire smiled home after they were blessed with US$1000 each. Musicians almost cried when the youthful minister pledged to give them money. Musicians who include Alick Macheso, Mechanic Manyeruke, Suluman Chimbetu, Charles
Opposition MDC Alliance duo of Joana Mamombe and Cecelia Chimbiri together with Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) leader Takudzwa Ngadziore will spend two more nights in detention after High Court Judge Justice Tawanda Chitapi postponed his ruling on their bail bid to Thursday morning. The trio
The United States of America has spoken on the recent recall of Harare East legislator and MDC Alliance deputy president Tendai Biti saying it exposes the government of Zimbabwe's attempt to dismantle the elected political opposition. Biti, Willias Madzimure (Kambuzuma), Regai Tsunga (Mutasa South), Kucaca Phulu
Crocodile-skin produder, Padenga Holdings has notified its shareholders of a significant reduction in profits for the financial year ended 31 December 2020 relative to prior year due to the negative effects of the COVID-19 induced lockdowns in key European markets. The warning is a precursor to
MUTARE- Recalled Mutasa South legislator, Regai Tsunga has vowed to continue serving his constituency until the lapse of his five year term. In an exclusive interview with 263Chat following his recall from Parliament, Tsunga who was elected in the 2018 parliamentary elections under the Movement of
Fast-foods chain, Simbisa Brands Limited is looking to improve and sustain its delivery service business in key regional markets including Zimbabwe and Kenya following a steady increase in demand during the pandemic. The Group runs fast-food outlets such as Chicken inn, Fish inn, Pizza Inn and
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