Former Mount Pleasant, Fadzayi Mahere, has made a firm decision not to run in the upcoming by-election set for April 27. Mahere resigned from parliament in solidarity with former Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa who quit the party. His resignation followed intense leadership
In a landmark moment for Zimbabwe, Fungayi Jessie Majome has been sworn in as the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission chairperson, heralding a new chapter in the nation’s human rights journey. Majome, a seasoned advocate for justice, brings a fresh perspective to the role, emphasizing the
Mike Kamungeremu, the President of the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC), received the Business Leadership Commendation Award during the 12th ALM Persons of the Year (POTY) event. The event, which drew over 300 distinguished guests from various sectors, focused on the theme “Building Resilient
Former Norton legislator turned village head, Temba Mliswa, has highlighted the importance of a robust opposition for effective governance in the country. In a recent interview with a local online television, Mliswa said a competent opposition party, not only to provide checks and balances to the
Local disability advocacy group, Signs of Hope Trust hosted a fact-checking workshop aimed at capacitating People with Disabilities (PWDs) amid calls for urgent need for verified information among the grouping. In an interview with 263chat, stakeholders shared their experiences and concerns regarding misinformation and its impact
The Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) has expressed its approval of the government's decision to remove Value Added Tax (VAT) on rice and potato seed, along with the relaxation of import duties on essential grains such as maize and wheat. In a statement, CZR president Denford
FC Platinum's mentor, Norman Mapeza, is set to lead the Warriors in the Four-Nations tournament scheduled to take place in Malawi from March 18 to 26. The tournament will see Zimbabwe, Zambia, Kenya, and the host nation, Malawi, locking horns. The event, strategically positioned within the FIFA
The UK Home Office announced a ban on health workers bringing dependants into the country. This decision comes amidst a backdrop of economic turmoil in Zimbabwe, which has seen a significant exodus of its citizens to the UK in search of better opportunities, particularly in
The Zimbabwe Council for Higher Education (ZIMCHE) has warned stakeholders in higher education and members of the public about the International Institute of Philanthropy (IIP) saying the institute is not authorised to confer degrees in the country. Recently, the institute awarded several individuals including businessman Dilesh
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) has underscored the urgent need for women's inclusion in democratic processes, echoing global sentiments as International Women's Day is commemorated under the theme "Inspire Inclusion." ZESN's stance comes at a crucial juncture as Zimbabwe grapples with historical challenges that have
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