Lately I have read a lot in the South African media and online forums about privilege. It is not homogenous, it is varied, coming in as many permutations as there are social and professional situations. The most dominant is white privilege, hardly surprising with race
By Farai Dauramanzi Residents of Hopley Farm whose houses were damaged by heavy rains that hit the country two weeks ago have started receiving help from Red Cross through the local councillor of the area. The house collapses which have been reported to have affect 600 houses
By Takura Zhangazha There are many ways of dealing with dire political/economic circumstances. The first is always optimism, some of which will be patently false but predicated on loyalty to someone/something to eventually make everything miraculously alright. Even if for a period as short as twelve
By Patience Shawarira Until we hold, “crucial conversations” around gender based violence we are not going anywhere said Pastor Evan Mawarire. He was speaking at a discussion organised by the Zimbabwe Women Resource Centre and Network (ZWRCN) and 263Chat held on 9th December 2014. Virginia Muwanigwa, the
By Farai Dauramanzi Long queues are being experienced at the South African Embassy in Harare due to the high number of Zimbabweans who had returned for the festive season and need to sort out their papers before they go back to South Africa. One of our 263Chat
Zimbabweans living in South Africa have been offered a lifeline amid reports that those returning from their annual holidays in Zimbabwe were being given as little as five days to remain in the neighbouring country. More than 200 000 Zimbabweans in that country are waiting renewal
By Watmore Makokoba The sun has finally dawned in the fight against child marriages, child and woman abuse as apostolic Churches under the Apostolic Christian Council (ACCZ) have come on board into the human rights chariot by registering commitment towards the cause. During the just ended ACCZ
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By Staff Reporter Bulawayo residents have professed ignorance at the new bond coins which started circulating today. The coins, introduced by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), are meant to ease the problem of small change. Most consumers were complaining that retailers were giving them sweets or pens
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