Despite the recent price hikes on almost all basic commodities in the country, Mutare women feel hard done by the new cooking oil price-tag. In an assessment carried out during 263Chat's Street Dialogue episode in the eastern highlands, most women expressed less worry on the other
Murehwa based United Family International Church (UfIC) choir member, Tawanda Mutiwekuziwa has taken one step towards being his own man with a single titled "Miracle God." Mutiwekuziwa is not new in the music industry as he has worked with different choral groups and artists as a
In Zimbabwe, incest relationships, just like gays and lesbian relationships are considered a serious social problem
In an interview with 263Chat last week, Harare Mayor Councillor Herbert Gomba said the council does not have a solution to the escalating number of vendors.
According to Mambondiani, Steward Bank is also working on a housing project in Avondale, Bulawayo, Mutare and will be taking it across the country.
Former Jah Prayzah's lead guitarist and man of the moment, Baba Harare, born Braveman Chizvino has released yet another scintillating music video for his track Guzuzu. Jah Prayzah, who featured on the song is conspicuous by his absence on the video, though Baba Harare was quick
Local designer and clothing line, Look Alive has bemoaned the cash strapped economy for hampering the release of their 2018 winter collection on time. Following their winter stock release on Monday, Look Alive co-founder, Panashe Chingosho in an interview with 263Chat bemoaned the current economic problems
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Chamisa has since vacated the seat and will be vying for the more lucrative Presidential post where he will tussle w22 other candidates and could find himself out of the lawmaking house, should he lose the July 30 elections.
Four days after dropping visuals for 'Munamato' on his YouTube account, the video has amassed 93 000 views, 3000 likes and two dislikes (at the time of publishing). The numbers are just a manifestation of how good the Zimbabwe-born Dance-hall chanter, Thabani Ndlovu popularly known
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