Independent Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has called on the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) organ on security chaired by President Emmerson Mnangagwa to deal with armed robberies which have become a menace in the region. Mliswa’s remarks come in the wake of a deadly foiled cash
A Harare woman lost her car to two strangers after she knocked off during a partying night at Mashwede club. The court heard that the woman, (name withheld) went to Mashwede club for a nice time when she was approached by a man who offered her
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) launched the Dutch auction system on the 23rd of June 2020 to improve transparency in the distribution of foreign currency locally. By Victor Bhoroma Initially the auction exchange platform was supposed to be backed by the Reuters Forex Trading platform (a
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has been challenged to prove that the March 26 by-election voters roll is clean as per its assistance after Team Pachedu, a pressure group, further unearthed irregularities. The pressure group has been on a mission to take the electoral management board
Government is moving forward with plans to resuscitate ZISCO Steel after identifying a local mining giant Kuvimba Mining House (Kuvimba) to operationalize the multi-million-dollar Redcliff plant which has been lying idle for years now. Presenting the Post cabinet decision matrix in Harare Tuesday, Minister of State
A 50 year old Chitungwiza resident Shepherd Munemo was dragged before Harare Magistrates Yeukai Dzuda yesterday on charges of fraud amounting to USD 19 000.00. State remanded the accused person in custody to February 23 for bail application. It is the state's case that on 26 December
MUTARE- Two aspiring candidates of the newly formed political outfit Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) led by Nelson Chamisa were yesterday arrested during a door to door campaign exercise in Sakubva high density suburb. The two Simon Mapuvire ward 4 and Edson Kalulu ward 5, were
A Ministry of Health and Child Care official has been arrested in connection with a US$1000 bribe he allegedly took to facilitate the processing of a Nursing Verification Certificate for a health official who wanted to leave for greener pastures, 263Chat has learnt. Chief Director Policy,
The United Kingdom government decision to remove funding for mine clearance operations in Zimbabwe has been viewed as unfair since local de-miners helped in the clearing of landmines in the Falkland Islands. By Hillary Munedzi Zimbabwe, Vietnam and South Sudan are some of the countries worst blighted
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) deputy president Tendai Biti’s assault trial has been postponed to next month pending a High Court ruling on his appeal against regional magistrate Vongai Muchuchuti Guwuriro decision which deprived the former finance minister of his right to legal representation. Biti is
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