Popular Jiti crooner Baba Harare, born Braveman Chizvino, has rebuffed his nomination in the upcoming fifth edition of Star FM Listeners' Choice Awards. Baba Harare had been nominated in the Album of the Year category for his latest project Zimbabwean Giant which has been on high
Staff Reporter WestProp Holdings top management lived up to their billing on Thursday night scooping diamond awards in the Megafest Business Leadership awards held at the sparkling Cresta Lodge. Chief executive Mr Ken Sharpe was adjudged the 2022 top businessman of the year and walked home with
If the termination goes ahead, these permit holders will have to return to Zimbabwe or apply for alternative visas or permits.
Carbonated beverages maker-Varum Beverages Zimbabwe is banking on President Emmerson Mnangagwa's commitment of a 10 hectare piece of land before venturing into fruit and dairy juice production as part of its diversification strategy, 263Chat Business has learnt. The firm, a subsidiary of Indian based Varum Beverage
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Candidate Independent Selection Panel (CISP) has announced that it has received an overwhelming response from individuals seeking to represent the party in the forthcoming harmonized elections. The CISP was set up by the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change to oversee
Varum Beverages has officially launched its US$ 20 million plastic and bottle closure production line at its Ardbennie manufacturing plant in Harare expected to massively cut the company’s import bill. Varum is the second largest franchise in the world and locally produces respectable brands such as
Chirinda is trying to turn a small-scale operation into a thriving business that provides a sustainable income for himself and his family.
Contemporary music star Jah Prayzah is set to make his debut at the Victoria Falls Carnival, promising an explosive performance for his fans. The three-day festival, now in its 11th edition, will host a number of popular musicians, including the crème de la crème of
The South African government has argued in court that the decision to let the ZEP lapse was a political one made by the Minister of Home Affairs and that it does not take away any rights from the holders of the permit.
The impact of the 4-H Zimbabwe Foundation has reached around 800,000 young people in Zimbabwe,
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