Freelance Journalist and regular 263Chat stringer Watmore Makokoba was recently awarded with the country`s prestigious environmental reporting award. By Edward Makuzva Makokoba was awarded with the Environment Africa/Rainbow Tourism Group award for Best Print News Reporter for 2015 at an event held at Harare International Conference Centre
The 2016 National Budget Statement was presented by Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Patrick Chinamasa on Thursday 26 November 2015 – 2016 Zimbabwe National Budget
Zimbabwe - If you want to be Mr Ugly, it's not enough to be plain ugly; you've got to be "creative and stylish" too. The organiser of Zimbabwe's "beauty" pageant with a difference has defended the judges' decision not to award the coveted title to defending
THE prioritization of culture within the tenets of sustainable development cannot be ignored, this is why the framework of action which will deliberate on will certainly contribute to the centrally of culture in the development of nations, a senior government official said. By Edward Makuzva Rural Development,
As the electricity miseries continue to mount, government has revealed that it is committed to providing energy for all to improve power supply in the country as well as to achieve the goals set out in the ZimAsset policy document. The country’s economic blue print, the
Murehwa smallholder farmers registered the challenges they face in beekeeping and organic agriculture through a stakeholder convention facilitated by Humanitarian Information Facilitation Centre (HIFC) and the Alternative Business Alliance (ABA) in ward 5, Zaranyika, Murehwa last week. Owami Sithole Recently in Murehwa Lack of adequate finance and
Climate change, power shortages and the rising cost of doing business have given precedence to the need for renewable clean energy such as biogas, solar and wind. However, utilization and implementation of sustainable energy sources comes at a time when the general public is in
Zimbabwe’s community share ownership trusts, set up by government in recent years to benefit poor communities in resource-rich areas of the country, have never been far away from controversy. Thomas Madhuku Poorly explained and little understood, even by those communities supposed to benefit from them, Zimbabwe’s CSOTs
Gokwe farmers, who seem to be obsessed with growing maize and cotton have been urged to shift their focus to Sesame (Runinga) farming, as climate continues to change. By Edward Makuzva Addressing Farmers at a workshop organized by Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development ( ZIMCODD) ,
Cape Town - The Bulls on Monday announced that they will play the Cheetahs in a pre-season friendly in Zimbabwe on February 6 next year. The Pretoria franchise also announced their squad ahead of the 2016 Super Rugby season. The match in Zimbabwe will be preceded by
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