The continued arrest of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s critics has raised the ire of human rights organisations who say this continued trend spells doom for the 2021 human rights picture in Zimbabwe. Human rights organisations and critics allege that the government wants to intimidate and silence opposition
Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume has been granted ZWL$40 000 bail after being behind bars since 11 December 2020 for allegedly trying to bribe a witness in his court case. According to his defense team, Mafume was reportedly ill and in need of medical attention while in
Chitungwiza Municipality has with immediate effect partially closed St. Mary's Clinic after a surge in COVID-19 cases left many of the dormitory town's clinics understaffed. In a statement, Chitungwiza Town Clerk, Dr Tonderai Kasu indicated that the clinic will remain open for emergency cases only while
Incarcerated journalist, Hopewell Chin’ono has castigated what he described as abuse of courts by the state to target alleged critics of political elites within the ruling party. In a media statement written today, Chin’ono accused the courts of double standards saying former health Minister Dr. Obadiah
Harare magistrate Lazini Ncube has denied bail to incarcerated journalist, Hopewell Chin'ono saying the state has a strong case against the anti-corruption activist who was arrested and charged with communicating falsehoods. In denying Chin'ono bail, Magistrate Ncube said, "there was overwhelming evidence against Chin’ono as the
A member of President Emmerson Mnangagwa's Presidential Advisory Council (PAC) and media proprietor Trevor Ncube has castigated the state for arresting the MDC Alliance duo of Advocate Fadzayi Mahere, Zengeza West legislator Job Sikhala as well as journalist Hopewell Chin’ono on a charge he said
The government has taken measures to increase Covid 19 testing and prevention with healthcare workers expected to join the security forces at roadblocks for purposes of screening people passing through the checkpoints. Ad-Hoc Inter-Ministerial Taskforce on Covid-19 vice chairperson, Professor Amon Murwira yesterday said the health
MUTARE-The Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) has reported a surge in membership for the pension sector in the third quarter of 2020, opening the year on a high. In its third quarter report, IPEC said the pension sector recorded an astronomical surge in its assets base
The ruling ZanuPF Party in Hwagwe availed a party district vehicle to help the government in its coronavirus response outreach, following scarcity of hospital vehicles. In a memo obtained by 263Chat, a meeting between Hwange Acting District Medical Officer (DMO) and ZanuPF's District Coordinating Committee (DCC)revealed
A month after the widely condemned Budiriro demolitions, residents have started rebuilding houses.
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