HARARE - Election Resource Center's (ERC) Friday voter education exercise championed by volunteers has indicated that women have low morale in the upcoming March 26 by-elections. The pitstop election education exercise targeting both motorists and pedestrians was carried out at Samora Machel Avenue and Rotten Row
The Tanganda Tea Company Limited a part of Chipinge’s history continues to show how it has managed to not only last so long but grow to be Zimbabwe’s largest producer, packer, and distributor of Tea. As a people-centred business, Tanganda has been actively improving the lives
MUTARE- Climate change experts have called on government to have an honest discussion with stakeholders over its capacity to support green investments, in light of its stance to push investment into coal mining. By Problem Masau In an interview with 263Chat, climate change experts said there was
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) is delighted to announce the launch of its new mobile app that is set to revolutionise fan engagement with domestic cricket across the country. Known simply as Zimbabwe Cricket, the app has been developed in partnership with ZC’s new official scoring partner, the
MUTARE- Over 200 Redwing Mine workers yesterday marched against judicial management attempts to reinstate Betterbrands Mining Company (BMC) under unclear circumstances. In an unprecedented move, workers said they prefer Metallon Gold while resisting efforts by the Interim Corporate Rescue Practitioner (ICRP) Knowledge Hofisi to re-impose opaque
The Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) has implored stakeholders in the country’s political landscape to create a conducive environment for credible elections starting with next month’s by-elections. In its monthly monitoring report for January, ZPP said it recorded intra party violence across the political divide as well
Nurses have condemned the ministry of health and child care's move to shift diploma verification process from the nurses council to the Permanent secretary's office. The nurses said the move is evidence that the government wants to stop the massive exodus by force. In an interview with
Thirty-nine veterans of Zimbabwe’s liberation war on Friday 4 February 2022 pleaded not guilty to charges of promoting public violence as their trial for allegedly singing “Chimurenga” songs commenced before Harare Magistrate Barbra Mateko. The liberation war veterans are on trial after they were arrested by
Treasury has announced new measures to enhance usage of the domestic currency (ZWL) to include payment of taxes and duties by exporters in Zimbabwe dollars as authorities attempt to save the local unit of exchange that has been widely ostracized by the local market for
The opening of this year’s school calendar has suffered a blow after various teacher organisations across the country declared incapacitation owing to poor remuneration. Government announced that the general school calendar for 2022 will begin on February 7 after a long layoff due to a surge
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