Following the suspension of Prof Levi Nyagura, the University of Zimbabwe students community said it is excited and overwhelmed about this conscious decision that has been taken by authorities to answer what they call a long standing demand
AFTER going through the arduous security checks at Chikurubi maximum prison entrance, the largest correctional facility in the land, my peers and I were ushered into the habitation of some of the country’s most dangerous convicts. By Tendai Makaripe The dreaded place was once home to the
Chief Executive Officers under the CEO Africa Roundtable have expressed disappointment over uncontrolled government spending which they said has resulted in a 30 percent budget deficit of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In an interview with 263Chat on the sidelines of the Financial Market Distortions and
Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr David Parirenyatwa yesterday said the forthcoming elections are going to free and fair saying the politics in the country is positive and good
“Be in charge of your senses, do not let the heat of the moment sweep you away. It is easy to follow the tide and believe every word your partner tells you, but be sober and vigilant like what the Bible says,
We cannot crown a Beauty Queen without brains, we expect them to be intellectual. The models could not answer questions, they went round and round to answer a single question, it was disappointing
THE University of Zimbabwe (UZ) has summoned a student to appear before its disciplinary committee to answer to charges of misconduct in connection with a demonstration held at the institution last year. Kudakwashe Guta, who is represented by Denford Halimani and Kuzivakwashe Ngodza of Zimbabwe Lawyers
Local universities and colleges have been urged to take a leading role in driving innovations and technology while providing education and skills relevant to the development of local industries. Addressing vice Chancellors, lecturers, academics and captains of industry in Harare on Tuesday, President Emmerson Mnangagwa said
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has denounced rampant corruption and moral decadence in schools calling on authorities to take stern action against the vice that he says has retarded economic growth while putting students at high health risks. Mnangagwa made the remarks while addressing Vice Chancellors and Heads
As we commemorate the 16 days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence, 263Chat will profile 16 most influential women in Zimbabwe. The focus will be on their achievements and the contribution they have or are making to uplift society and the country at large. Who is
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