The fall of former President Robert Mugabe in 2017 has rekindled hope among Zimbabweans that the once bread basket of Africa could rise again and reclaim its space as an economic powerhouse in Southern Africa. While citizens have clearly expressed their aspirations, there has not been
Civic groups under the banner of the National People’s Convention have called on government to scrap unnecessary tax breaks and incentives to corporates especially those in the extractives sector as well as recommit to pro-poor policies and an inclusive social policy framework. In a statement released
Chief Justice, Luke Malaba today (Thursday) presided over the swearing in of eight new Judges of the High Court at Constitutional Court in Harare amid calls for the team to help clear the backlog of cases at the Supreme Court. The eight, Phildah Muzofa, Mabhikwa Thompson
If you want to know government’s priorities, don’t be swayed by eloquent speeches from politicians, take a close look at the budget. Plans on how government intends to generate, allocate and spend public revenue in a manner that can hurt or protect the poor are
Leading poll watchdog, the Election Resource Centre (ERC) has bemoaned the lack of a clear and sound operational plan from the election management body, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC). In an interview with 263Chat, Tawanda Chimhini, the ERC executive director said the absence of a clear
Zimbabwe and China have signed three agreements worth US$213 million which will go towards, among other projects, the refurbishment of the Robert Mugabe Mugabe International International Airport and the construction of the new Parliament building. The facility which will is payable in 20 years, (including seven
The party mood in Zimbabwe continues as well as the sheer wave of anticipation over a new turn of fortunes for the better since the resignation of the country's only known leader Robert Mugabe. By Wilson Chipangura The former Zimbabwe's strongman was ousted through a fast motion
Zanu PF parliamentarians are currently meeting at the party's headquarters to deliberate on plans to impeach President Robert Mugabe in Parliament following his refusal to bow down to pressure for him to step down by midday today. The ruling party's chief whip, Lovemore Matuke told reporters
The ruling Zanu PF members are keeping the whereabouts of former vice President, Emmerson Mnangagwa a secret amid indications that he will only appear in public when his security is guaranteed. Mnangagwa unceremoniously left the country following his ouster from government a fortnight ago and has
ZanuPF Secretary for Legal Affairs, Patrick Chinamasa has poured cold water on a possible coalition and a transitional arrangement with the opposition in wake of President Robert Mugabe's recall from the party. Speaking to 263Chat after the party's Extra Ordinary Central Committee, Chinamasa said there was
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