By Kumbirai Mutengo 33 year old social champion Tyrone Havnar is engaging in his much-anticipated charity event in Selous, 80 kilometers from the capital Harare which is scheduled for Friday 5 May 2023 and guests from all sections of society are invited to participate in the fundraiser. The
Old Mutual Zimbabwe Limited (OMZL) is pleased to announce the appointment of Arthur Matsaudza as the Managing Director of Old Mutual Digital Services, the new fintech business under OMZL. Arthur will be responsible for spearheading the fintech outfit's long-term growth strategy. Prior to his appointment, Arthur
The European Union (EU) has said it is closely monitoring the recent court rulings in which prominent opposition leaders namely Job Sikhala of Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) and Jacob Ngarivhume were found guilty of obstruction and inciting public violence, respectively. Posting on Twitter, EU reminded
Deaf Women Included (DWI) director, Agness Chindimba has called for gender responsive laws as women and girls with disabilities continue to face intersecting forms of discrimination due to their gender, disability, and social and negative cultural norms. ln an interview with 263Chat Chindimba said women and
Harare City Council Director, Prosper Chonzi yesterday confirmed the outbreak of cholera in the capital, calling on residents to stay on high alert sighting the disease's potential to spread rapidly. Chonzi said countrywide, more than 500 cases have been recorded. "We have an outbreak of cholera in
The health services director of Harare City Council, Prosper Chonzi, has confirmed a cholera outbreak in the capital, with seven confirmed cases among a total of 21 reported cases. The outbreak is concentrated in the western suburbs, with four confirmed cases in Budiriro, two in
HOME Affairs Permanent Secretary, Dr Gerald Gwinji, has been sucked into a property dispute between Arosume Property Development (Arosume) and Louisa Kalenga-Bandal amid reports of spirited attempts to summon his Local Government and Public Works Ministry counterpart, Zvinechimwe Churu “for interviews”. This comes as the Harare-based
Health workers have accused the government of putting the health sector in jeopardy by delaying salary increment for health sectors. This comes after government increased salaries for teachers, police, army and pensioners, with communication on the adjustment explicitly excluding the health sector. In an interview with
Action Aid Zimbabwe has urged the government to strictly observe and implement the country’s labour and employment laws to strengthen workers' rights in terms of written contracts, safety, health, and environmental obligations to their employees, and equal opportunities for both sexes, particularly in the mining
Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has called for greater respect for workers' rights and comprehensive economic reforms to revive the country's struggling economy. Speaking at this year’s Worker’s Day commemoration in Harare yesterday, Chamisa outlined a comprehensive plan for workers' rights, stressing the need for fair wages,
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