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
To help women to better tap opportunities presented by ever-growing artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) sector, Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) in partnership with Zimbabwe Miners Federation (ZMF), Women in Mining Association-affiliated with Ministry of Women and Zimbabwe School of Mines are currently hosting
A cross section of vendors operating on the streets of Harare have vowed to stay put, challenging President Robert Mugabe to give them alternative means of survival failure of which they will continue fighting for their “place” on the streets. This follows President Robert Mugabe’s remarks
More than one million people are estimated to have attended the last day of the recently ended 10-day Harare International Carnival where public drinking was permissible, Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) Chief Executive Officer, Karikoga Kaseke has revealed. According to information released by ZTA, the street party
Police have placed former Harare City and Highlanders footballer, Misheck Mburayi, and his alleged accomplices on its wanted list after he and two of his accomplices skipped bail in a case they are being charged for impersonating police officers and attempted robbery. The two were issued
Zimbabwe Republic Police and army have said they regret the bloody skirmishes that took place in the central business district of Harare saying the two forces have always been united. Addressing a joint media briefing in Harare on Friday, ZRP Senior Assistant Commissioner, Charity Charamba regret
FOUR Harare residents were on Wednesday 02 August 2017 left hospitalised after they were assaulted by some Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officers upon arrest and while in police custody. The four Harare residents namely John Munikwa, Clyde Mauye, Petros Muchabaiwa and Fanuel Mapfumo sustained severe injuries
National People’s Party (NPP) leader, Joice Mujuru has promised to rid the country of roadblocks in her first week of office saying their continued presence is a major hindrance to Zimbabwe’s economic development. In an interview with 263Chat at her Chisipite residence on Tuesday, Mujuru said
Rural Development, Promotion and Preservation of National Culture and Heritage Minister, Abedinico Ncube has revealed that Dedication Towers at Morris Depot and Ntabazinduna will be availed as National Monuments by His Excellency President Robert Mugabe. Speaking at a gathering to check progress on the progress by
Riot Police on Wednesday crushed a demonstration by the Morgan Tsvangirai led Movement for Democratic Change in the central business district of Harare calling for electoral reforms from the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC). Business temporarily came to a standstill in the CBD as riot police engaged in
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