The CEO Africa Roundtable (CEO ART) has launched the Zambia chapter as it continues to make inroads towards broadening the high-level platform for CEOs and senior executives, in both private and public sectors. The Zimbabwe-headquartered-group earlier this year launched the Malawi chapter. The African market presents huge
Bomikazi Zeka, University of Canberra and Abdul Latif Alhassan, University of Cape Town Consumers are under a lot of financial strain. The World Economic Forum reports that the cost-of-living crisis is affecting people across the globe. With food and fuel prices rising, it’s becoming increasingly difficult
A local natura resource government advocacy group has called on the government to address the persistent human rights abuses and grinding poverty in the Marange region. Marange, known for its diamond fields, was once anticipated to become a catalyst for economic transformation in the surrounding villages
The widow of the late Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, Elizabeth Macheka, is housing the ruling ZANU PF party members at the Highlands mansion she inherited from the opposition leader, 263Chat can exclusively reveal. This emerged during Nigerian cleric Chris Okafor's visit to Zimbabwe for an event
The visibility of female artisanal mining in sub-Saharan Africa is beginning to rise, leading to a greater recognition that women are also miners pursuing livelihoods linked to different forms of mining.
Youth leadership development and advocacy group, WELEAD has challenged the prevailing narrative that suggests youths are disinterested in participating in elections as candidates, saying it is designed to bar them from taking part in important national processes. Addressing journalists during a press briefing in Harare, WELEAD
The Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe has refuted findings made by a global think tank-Fraser Institute which rated the country as the worst mining investment jurisdiction in the world in its report released earlier this month. The Fraser Institute 2022 Survey of Mining Companies was circulated electronically to
Harare Metropolitan Provincial and Devolution Permanent Secretary, Tafadzwa Muguti has issued an order to close unlicensed and unclean food outlets following a recent cholera outbreak in the capital. Addressing journalists in Harare on Monday, Muguti also revealed that teams had been deployed to inspect and address
WORK on the development of top-notch apartments at Millennium Heights is progressing according to plan with Block 4 now selling off plan while construction of Block 3 is halfway through in time for handover to owners in the second quarter of 2024. Block 4 will
The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) has revealed that members of the public have rejected Continuous Assessment Learning Activities (CALA) in its current form. CALA was introduced in 2015 and the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education is currently conducting a curriculum review engaging
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