With electoral anxieties over and temperatures rising to mark the beginning of summer, the biggest headache for outgoing and fun loving ones is a spot where you can sit, lay back and have a good time detoxing election hangover with a munch of barbecue steak
Chimurenga music legend, Thomas Tafirenyika Mapfumo has bemoaned music piracy which saw his yet to be released track, "Chauya Chauya" which is still at mastering stage leaking into the streets and social media where it has gone viral. In a press statement released today, Mukanya as
By 1000hrs every morning, hordes of unemployed Zimbabweans trying to make ends meet flood the Central Business District (CBD) of Harare to sell and advertise products of various corporates including banks, telecommunication companies and retail shops among others. These and many other informal traders selling virtually
Yes! It used to be Harare's busiest commercial hub for clothing and electronic gadget dealings, having been popularized by teenagers who would flock by the famed Ximex Mall along Jason Moyo Avenue in Harare to buy MP3s and Ipods which to some extent were greatest
The Meteorological Services Department of Zimbabwe (MetDep) says rains are expected to continue across the country while dismissing the occurrence of floods as water tables are still low
Digital Versatile Disc (DVD) and music vendors in the central business district of Harare made a killing during the festive season as adult content sold like hot buns, 263Chat can reveal. An interview with scores of vendors revealed that the xrated material, sold illegally on the
While strolling around the Harare Central Business District for the next episode of the now popular 'Street Dialogue', an elderly street vendor interrupted our business requesting to speak on camera. Without bothering to know the topic of discussion, the berated vendor began narrating her heart rending
Every fashion conscious Zimbabwean has by now noticed and realized that it is almost impossible to walk 10-20 meters in the Harare Central Business District (CBD) without seeing a Gucci flag (red and green). Local boutique owners and street dealers have admitted that this last year,
Faced with high costs of formalizing their operations including renting proper shops, fashion designers had resorted to trading their wares in the streets together with other vendors. When things had settled and clientele was growing, City of Harare in partnership with Zimbabwe Republic Police launched
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