Local Government and Public Works Minister July Moyo has for the second time suspended Harare Mayor Councillor Jacob Mafume on allegations of gross misconduct and violation of the Urban Council’s Act. In a letter seen by 263Chat, Moyo made reference to Mafume’s arrest in December in
The High Court has annulled Harare Provincial Development Coordinator (PDC), Tafadzwa Muguti’s directive to ban Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) that failed to submit their work plans as directed. In July, Muguti directed NGOs operating in Harare to submit information relating to their activities in the province by
MDC Alliance vice president Tendai Biti has applauded the decision by Harare Magistrate Trynos Utahwashe to grant bail to the party’s national spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere saying the court was able to break the precedence where victims of political prosecution were being locked up only to
National Lockdown No. 2 prohibits most public gatherings of more than two people and closes most of the commercial and informal sectors except for supermarkets, pharmacies, agriculture, mining and manufacturing.
As the war against illegal settlements in Harare rages on, close to 200 demolitions orders are set to be executed while cases of wetlands invasion will be treated as criminal cases. By Edgar Gweshe The Provincial Development Coordinator (PDC) for Harare, Tafadzwa Muguti said that although there
It's June, right at the peak of Zimbabwe's winter season, and either side of the Harare-Chinhoyi railway line - area bordering Warren Park D and Cold Comfort suburbs - exudes beautiful views of well-manicured greenery. Months have passed since the last drop of summer rains and
As part of the clarion call by government in assisting to fight COVID 19 pandemic African Sun Limited has donated cutlery and linen to Mvuma Hospital worth ZWL393 100 In a statement, the hospitality company said the donation goes towards assisting some of its customers travelling
Police and the military were this morning chasing away people in Bulawayo from getting into the central business district (CBD) area without giving reasons, in yet another confirmation of poor government communication. Some residents who had braved the cold weather to queues for their monies at
Harare residents have blasted the city fathers over what they termed "misplaced priorities" following the announcement that the city had signed a Memorandum Of Agreement (MOA) with Sesani Private Limited to establish a rail transport system known as Tramways. The city fathers have been blamed for
Zanu PF paramilitary wing going by the monicker Chipangano allegedly stormed in Rugare in Harare and destroyed property of the well known opposition followers the Ganyo family who are tenants at Peter Moyo's House who is a legislator for Southerton. This happened Tuesday afternoon during
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