National Vendors Union Zimbabwe (NAVUZ) yesterday ordered government to create employment before driving vendors out of the streets. Addressing a policy brief held at the Media Centre on 11 February 2015, Samuel Wadzai, the Secretary of NAVUZ said they won’t move an inch from their current
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Zimbabwe’s health system has received a major boost following Econet Wireless’ innovative service that will help its subscriber’s access instant medical advice from doctors through their mobile phones. Head of Econet Health, an arm of Econet Wireless responsible for the facility, Dr Precious Lunga said the
By Thomas Madhuku Continuous poor performance of Zimbabwe beef on the international market has been blamed on the regulatory framework which producers pointed as pushing up production costs making the country’s beef the most expensive in the region. A study by the Zimbabwe Agriculture Competitiveness Program (Zim-ACP)
By Tafadzwa Tseisi NEWS that Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe was recently named chairman of the African Union (AU), a 54-nation group for a one-year term, succeeding Mauritania’s Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, is an honour not only for Zimbabwe but Africa as a Union. Moments after the announcement
Dr J.P. Mangudya, the Reserve Bank Governor, delivered the Monetary Policy Statement on 11 February 2015. The document is entitled Rebalancing the Economy Through Competitiveness and Compliance. Please download the document - Monetary Policy Statement January 2015
By Staff Reporter The much anticipated local movie, Qiniso, premiered at the Rainbow Cinema in Bulawayo on Saturday. It was written and director by upcoming filmmaker Lenin Sibanda and features a group of talented creatives in Nomashawekazi Damasane, Bokani Nleya, Anelisi Maliki, Philani Nyoni, Arthur Makoane, Gilmore
By Samuel Takawira Despite the intense heat, scores of people in Budiriro 5 suburb in Harare are seen jostling up and down the degraded ground that lies at the heart of the suburb. Much to the surprise of 263Chat, most of the people who are desperately rummaging
By Samuel Takawira Several Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and political parties in the country have vowed to take mass action claiming that the Mugabe - lead regime has failed the country. Speaking at a press conference held in the capital, the chairperson of National Youth Action Alliance
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