A United States based documentary and filmmaker Griffin Hammond has praised Zimbabwean film makers saying their energy and passion only needs government support to take the industry far. In an interview with 263Chat last week, Hammond who was in the country for workshops with journalists and
ZESN said youth deserve much more in the political space aside from being used for mobilization purposes within their parties.
Finance and Economic Development Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube believes Zimbabwe's lithium reserves could be substantially larger than currently believed if additional exploration were to be conducted. Zimbabwe has the largest lithium deposits in Africa but remains largely under explored. The Bikita Minerals has the country's largest lithium
Residents of Alaska in Chinhoyi have petitioned the Makonde District Medical Officer over the shortage of medical personnel and equipment at the local Alaska Clinic. The petition by Chinhoyi residents comes at a time when the country’s health system is facing serious shortage of medical equipment
Son to the late former President Robert Mugabe, Robert Junior has been arrested on charges of malicious damage to property and assaulting a police officer. According to a source close to the developments, Robert Junior is currently detained at Avondale police station and set to appear
Political intolerance has reached high levels, and the tense environment has the potential to brew more violence and electoral malpractices in the coming months
In Zimbabwe, however, coal contributes significantly to the national power grid and environmentalists predict that it will be difficult to do away with thermal power.
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has banned a fan from all cricket activities for five years after he unsuccessfully tried to influence a Zimbabwe international player to get involved in a spot-fixing deal. Edward Walter Mupangano, a 27-year-old cricket fan from Harare who in the past also had
Opposition legislators have denounced the proposed Electoral Amendment Bill that is currently before Parliament saying there was no consultation and input from election stakeholders including observer missions and pressure groups. Speaking during debating of the second reading of the Bill in Parliament yesterday, Mutare Central legislator
Journalists have been called upon to play a role in facilitating engagement with the broad national audience to promote peace and shape the discourse around transitional justice. Speaking to journalists at an interface organised by the National Transitional Justice Working Group (NTJWG) in Harare Friday, Media
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