MUTARE- Resident associations have said council’s special bill cancellation is a misdirected populist move which will plunge the struggling municipality into further distress. Director of Combined Mutare Residents and Ratepayers Trust (CMRRT) said this move was a demonstration of desperation in management which will fuel civic
The old man looked frail. Despite the intense heat that struck the outskirts of Ruwa, desperation keeps him fetching more water from the nearby well. He struggles to finish watering the 10 square metre flower bed. Hard work has redesigned his face as patterns of veins are
[gallery type="slideshow" ids="3220,3219,3218,3221"] Chicken Slice Public Relations Manager Bernadette Mutokwe and Dr Zobha speak on Chicken Slice Gweru food court opening today. [embed]https://soundcloud.com/263chat/chicken-slice-opens-first-branch-in-gweru[/embed]
US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State in the Bureau of Democracy, human rights and labour, Steven Feldstein, yesterday said the US policy towards Zimbabwe is not static and is flexible to change. This was revealed during a 263Chat Live Event which sought to delineate the human rights
On Wednesday FC Platinum was duly crowned as the 2015 Independence Cup Champions after Dynamos’ refusal to take part in the replay after the first match was interrupted due to electricity power failure. FC Platinum returned the Uhuru Cup for the second time since its formation
As usual Packers International (PI), set to open its first branch in the Midlands capital of Gweru by Saturday, will use its 'No GMO' (genetically-modified organism) trump card as a magic wand in an industry dominated by two other fast food outlets. Chicken Inn opened in
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A spate of robberies has hit the mining town of Mvuma in the Midlands, about 190 kilometres along the Harare - Masvingo highway. In a notice to drivers, the Police Criminal Investigations Department (CID) Mvuma, warned them to avoid stopping at lay-byes. "There is a spate of
GWERU: Former Midlands Governor Cephas Msipa has bemoaned how modern-day politicians are propelled into politics by hunger for power as opposed to seeking freedom as was the case with him and other yester-year veteran nationalists. Msipa chronicled how he sought to free fellow Africans from every
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