Kae Chap’s saucy hit single ‘Juzi’ released this past Wednesday has been trending on the corridors of social media earning him the praise of local celebrities and social media users. By Tichakunda Mhiko Juzi is a break up song laced with powerful lyrics that graphically depict the
ZSE-Listed packaging firm, Nampak Zimbabwe Limited (Nampak) expects a downturn in sales volumes in the second quarter due to a hard lockdown imposed beginning of the year after posting a strong performance in the first period ended December 2020. During the current quarter, demand for packaging
Waning musician, Desmond "Stunner" Chideme has proposed collaboration to the remix of the currently trending song by Kae Chaps called Juzi. Posting on social media, Stunner could not help but express how well the song is vibing with him while hinting how well a few rap
Sugar producer, Hippo Valley Estates Limited (Hippo Valley) says work on the 4 000 hectare-cane development project dubbed the Project Kilimanjaro is gathering steam with 2 700 hectares already cleared and ripped to-date despite financial constraints. The project, being pursued by Tongaat Hullet, Government of Zimbabwe
National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) president Professor Lovemore Madhuku says last year's grade seven results were a small part of a big problem in the country's education system. Speaking during a media briefing in Harare today, Madhuku blamed the ruling Zanu PF government for the poor grade
People with disabilities have welcomed the National Disability Policy (NDP) recently approved by government which they said is a positive step in changing the disability discourse in the country. In an interview with 263Chat, Founder of Signs of Hope also Board member for Deaf Women Included,
MUTARE- Rural teachers have called on government to urgently introduce and disburse an education fund to vulnerable rural communities to bridge the widening inequality gap worsened by the advent of online education. Amalgamated Rural Teacher's Union of Zimbabwe (ATRUZ) made these demands as part of the
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have mutually agreed to end Pakistan Women’s national cricket team’s ongoing tour to Harare due to the latest travel policies of the visiting side’s carrier, Emirates Airlines. Pakistan won the opening 50-over match on 9 February and
Constitutional law expert and leader of the National Constitutional Assembly, Professor Lovemore Madhuku Thursday launched a scathing attack on President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration for its approach to human rights in Zimbabwe. Madhuku, a member of the Mnangagwa led Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD), said the executive led
The Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) has castigated the proposed demolition of illegal tuck shops in Harare saying the proposal is a war against livelihoods. Harare City Council recently ordered all illegal tuck-shop owners across the City of Harare to cease all operations before the 18th
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