263Chat · Too Broke To Date, Is There Connection Between Economy And Romance Is there a connection between a country's economic status and romantic relations? A funny question right. It was after listening to a Twitter Space held by 263Chat titled 'Too broke to date' early
Minister of finance, Mthuli Ncube's declared budget surplus of Z$800 million which was delivered last week has been trashed and labeled as a façade of shrewd economic management
Women among the 90 who were graduating today for completing the training under Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) commended the program and said that investing in women is the only way Zimbabwe can revamp its economy
SAA will cease operations on various international, regional and domestic routes, effective February 29. It will terminate services from Johannesburg to Abidjan via Accra, Entebbe, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Luanda, Munich, Ndola, and Sao Paulo. The airline will cease all domestic flights, with the exception of Cape Town,
The country, which is facing sever hunger now due to inflation and economic challenges has been said to need about 2.1 million metric tonnes of maize and 450 000 metric tonnes of wheat to adequately meet both household and industrial demand
Faded urban grooves vocalist, Sani Makhalima has resurfaced, albeit in unconventional style, this time offering a politically conscious single titled “Vatiregerera” that speaks about a crisis in political leadership that has led to political intolerance and worsening poverty levels in Zimbabwe. The song released this week
Zimbabwean Vendors and Traders registered their disappointments towards government which they claimed it tricked them for not full fulling their promises they made before July 2018 elections
According to a 2017 report published by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), global trade in counterfeit and pirated goods is worth over $500 billion dollars annually with U.S. (20%), Italian (15%), French (12%) and Swiss (12%) brands being the hardest hit by
MATABELELAND NORTH- BUBI villagers expressed concern over the prevalence of humanitarian challenges among them health, education and domestic violence. By Tafadzwa Tseisi The outcry comes at a time when economic analysts are urging the ordinary Zimbabwean to brace up for tough times amid a national budget pegged
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