Retail giant-OK Zimbabwe Limited is confident of a healthy cashflow in fourth quarter amid the possibility of a lockdown extension to shorten business hours, the Group said in its latest trading update for the nine months to December 2020, released this morning. With the Covid-19 pandemic
MUTARE- A coalition of civic society organisations has urged government to ensure equity in access and distribution of COVID-19 vaccines. This comes amid indications that government has failed to raise enough resources for a national roll out. The Fight Inequality Alliance in Zimbabwe said the COVID-19 vaccine
National Tyre Services Limited (NTS) announced a profit-after-tax of ZWL$ 35.3 million in its Half-Year trading update to September 2020 on account of improved tyre production, exchange rate gains and cost containment efforts. The Company recorded a 17 percent increase in new tyre unit sales as
Community members from Gokwe have called on the government and other Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) to capacitate Village Health Workers (VHWS) with training and information on COVID 19 that can help local communities fight the pandemic. COVID-19 has spread all across the various communities in the country
The recent passing on of two cabinet ministers and several prominent figures in the country revealed a sad reality. Zimbabweans have been polarized on political lines to the extent of trading their morals and Ubuntu to settle political scores. By Shelton Muchena In African tradition, death is a
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has commended healthcare workers who have played a critical role in efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic. In an address to the nation on the COVID-19 situation, Chamisa paid tribute to various stakeholders and the Ministry of Health and Child Care
Political activist and National Patriotic Front (NPF) member Jim Kunaka' s bail judgment has been pushed to Tuesday 2 February following the conclusion of submissions from both parties. Kunaka has been locked up at Chikurubi maximum prison for more than a month now is facing allegations
The security forces have tightened restrictions on the movement of people without valid exemption letters and non-essential service providers with senior officers ranked sergeant or assistant inspectors now joining checking points as part of efforts to enforce COVID-19 lockdown regulations. In memo signed by Officer Commanding
High Court judge, Justice Davison Foroma has denied bail to Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) leader Allan Moyo, Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights has announced. Moyo who has spend over 50 days in remand prison since his arrest on 7 December is being accused of inciting
MUTARE- An opposition Member of Parliament has called for adoption of a legislation that tackles widening inequalities, brutally exposed by impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mabvuku-Tafara MP James Chidakwa, in an exclusive interview with 263Chat, said since economic policies have failed to close inequalities, government should
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