263Chat · Zim Courts Rwandan Investors Zimbabwe seeks to cajole Rwandan investors into various sectors of the economy riding on an array of reforms undertaken to better the country’s investment climate at the on-going Zimbabwe-Rwanda Trade and Investment Conference in Harare. Speaking at the conference this morning,
263Chat · Online Violence: A Silent Pandemic For Women In Politics Technology-facilitated Violence Against Women in Politics (VAWP) is harmful, widespread, and fast-growing. Like ‘real world’ violence, online violence occurs with different intensities and can be shared infinitely across social media platforms with little recourse for its
263Chat · ZSE Extends Reporting Deadline The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has extended the deadline to 30 April 2022 for listed companies to publish financial results for the period ended on December 31, 2021 after several companies failed to meet the deadline. Listed firms were expected to publish
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has issued a warning to voters not to photograph marked ballots during the voting exercise and circulating them on social media platforms, as this is a violation of the right to ballot security. This comes amid numerous photos of marked ballot
Leader of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), Nelson Chamisa has cast his vote in Harare’s Kuwadzana East constituency this morning amid protest of what he calls failure by the Zimbabwe Election Commission (ZEC) to pass the litmus test of holding a credible and transparent
Tuskers – 140-9 in 20 overs (Allan Chigoma 32, Steve Chimhamhiwa 22, Ainsley Ndlovu 21*; Brad Evans 5/24, Aishah Chibanda 2/15, Richard Ngarava 2/23) Alliance Health Eagles – 120 all out in 16.5 overs (Tinashe Kamunhukamwe 23, Marshal Takodza 21, Brad Evans 17; Luke Jongwe 3/20,
Despite Zimbabwe's political terrain being male dominated, two Chipinge women who are contesting in the local government elections, Sarah Marwa (Ward 2) and Laina Madanyika (Ward 4) have promised improved service delivery should they be re-elected in the Saturday by-elections. By Cheriel Dzobo Marwa and Madanyika were
Zimbabwe Civil Liberties and Drug Network (ZCLDN), has urged government and partners working in the area of Tuberculosis (TB) programing to scale up access to screening and treatment of TB in people who use drugs to achieve universal health coverage. In a statement, ZCLDN said people
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