CAPE TOWN, South Africa/ -- The inaugural Rugby Africa (www.RugbyAfrique.com/) Media and Photography Awards is pleased to announce the finalists in the running of the prestigious awards. With applications to the awards running from 17th May to 31st July 2021, the competition was open to journalists
Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) advocacy organisation, Katswe Sistahood says teamwork among stakeholders is the key to curb Gender Based Violence (GBV) in the country. In an interview with 263Chat, Katswe programmes officer, Paidamoyo Chitsika stressed the importance of teamwork saying it encourages people to
Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) has described the government decision on the re-opening of schools, barely 24 hours after extending the COVID-19 lockdown, as an ambush to both parents and teachers. On Tuesday evening, Information Minister Monica Mutsvangwa announced the extension of the national lockdown
Hopewell farm residents gather to vent their frustration over alleged rampant corruption by a local headman and land invasions that have plagued the area. Irked by the illegal sale and redistribution of land by community leaders, residents are calling for the immediate halt to wanton
Leading funeral services provider, ZB Life Assurance has introduced an enhanced cash funeral plan to provide post-burial benefits to the policyholder, in addition to the cash benefits that assist with the financing of funeral and burial costs. The pay-outs will be in both local and foreign
Opposition MDC Alliance has expressed fear that the US$961 Million International Monetary Fund (IMF) allocated Special Drawing Rights (SDR) might be diverted for the 2023 general elections by the Zanu PF led Government. In a statement, the party’s national spokesperson Advocate Fadzayi Mahere said history has
When building a new country, it’s imperative that the foundation on which the country stands, is strong enough to withstand all kinds of storms. The foundation could be in the form of values, beliefs and way of life. In essence, the people must set out
SAA released a statement this afternoon saying its first flights will be on September 23. Tickets will go on sale tomorrow, Thursday, August 26. SAA says Voyager bookings and Travel Credit Voucher redemptions will be available from Monday, September 6. The national carrier says it will, in
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has arrested 36 students and nine staff members for conducting lessons in breach of COVID-19 lockdown regulations. The arrested students and staff members were from a college called ZMC which operates in the Central Business district of Harare. According to the police, the
The government is set to complete 32 new hospitals around the country under the National Development Strategy one (NDS1) which emphasizes the building of world class infrastructure and provision of key social services. Addressing the media yesterday, Health and Child Care Deputy Minister Dr John Mangwiro
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