Local seed producer, Seed Co limited turnover for the year ended September 2017 has increased by 45% to $36,1 million due to early maize seed sales and improved winter cereal seed sales. According to the Group Secretary, John Matorofa, gross margin rose by 9% points to
‘It is a dawn of a new era’ as some Zimbabweans would say, with the country now under new leadership of President Emmerson Mnangagwa. In trying to breakdown tenets, styles and leadership that Zimbabwe needs, our 263Chat Lifestyle reporter Lemuel Chekai (LC) had a question
Reduced irrigation as a result of low dam levels in the 2017/18 season saw sugar production for the six months ending 30 September tumble to 140 174 tons compared to 155 522 tons for the same period last, a decrease of 10%, according to Hippo
The newly appointed Zimbabwean President, Emmerson Mnangagwa has poured cold water on a coalition government with opposition parties promising to deliver a credible free and fair elections next year. Mnangagwa was addressing thousands of people who thronged the National Sports Stadium to witness his inauguration ceremony
Gender Based Violence (GBV) is still critical in Zimbabwe with one in every three women facing violence throughout their lifetime, UN Women Country Representative Delphine Serumaga has said. Addressing the media in the capital on Thursday, Serumaga underlined the need for people to start speaking and
Civic groups under the banner of People's Will Coalition will on Friday bring together over 4000 citizens in Harare for a National People's Convention aimed at deliberating on the direction the country is taking following ushering in of a new dispensation brought by the resignation
After 37 years at the helm, President Robert Mugabe’s ‘prophesy’ that Zimbabwean political power could only be seized by the barrel of a gun came to pass with the military (considered his long-time backers) taking over power in a well-choreographed, bloodless coup which has been
Its a Tuesday morning towards the end of the sacred month of November according to the Shona culture and speculation is high that the army could be slowly losing ground in their battle against President Robert Mugabe and his G40 cabal. Fast forward to noon, an
Premier Soccer League (PSL) has fined Dynamos Football Club and Ngezi Platinum Stars for the disturbances witnessed during their clash at Baobab Stadium on the 28th of October. According to PSL, Ngezi Platinum Stars FC and Dynamos FC were found guilty of contravening Order 31 of the
Outgoing Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s acrimonious end to Zimbabwe’s healthy relationship with the Western international community in the early 2000s resulted in a dramatic shift, adopting a ‘Look East Policy’ which has not reaped the fruits which were anticipated. By Leopold Munhende Current developments in the southern
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