Zimbabwe has its own political and economic challenges, which are well documented. These problems have threatened to cripple the music industry: the country is a haven of music piracy. The problem is partly fuelled by some artists who believe that piracy spreads their reach. By Tinashe
A road show- promoting a human rights based toolkit for stakeholder engagement and issue based advocacy for communities, enables women to speak with bolder voices on diamond extraction, reports 263Chat's Mutare based writer Donald Nyarota “At the forum we help each other gather wild fruits commonly known
Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil has rubbished reports in Spain which claim he could leave the club if manager Arsene Wenger stays. Spanish weekly sports magazine Don Balon claimed on Monday that Ozil is plotting a return to La Liga should Wenger not take up some Gunners fans'
Anglican Church of Zimbabwe has set $200 million dollars aside for the construction of its University, Anglican University of Zimbabwe (AUZ) in Marondera. Professor Joseph Matowanyika, who is coordinating the project confirmed this development and said the church is working tirelessly to accomplish this project. “It is
Science Circus Africa’s Zimbabwe tour concluded today, with the team set to reach over 5000 students and teachers from over 100 schools in Harare and Manicaland provinces over the two-week project. The Australian Embassy funded project aims to take practical, fun and curriculum-relevant science to schools
The formation of the Zimbabwe People First party led by Dr Joice Mujuru has certainly sent shivers across the political terrain in the country. By Jealousy Mawarire Political hawks and cyber bullies sympathetic to the splintering and dying Zanu-PF and those aligned to some jolted and rapidly deserted
Two brothers were dragged to court after stealing $18 107 from Athientis Five Avenue Supermarket in Harare early this year. Patrick Zengeni 28 and Eliah Zengeni 31 stood before Harare magistrate court yesterday after being arrested of theft. The court heard that on the 2nd of January 2016 at
Cecil Matare of 258 Pentagon, Epworth was yesterday dragged to court for ill-treating his stepdaughter. The 20 year old Matare appeared before Harare Magistrate, Mr Tendai Mahwe facing two counts of ill-treating a child as defined in section 7 (1) of the children’s protection and adoption
His eyes and mind founded on delusional thoughts of wanting to make it big but not ready to work for it. The picture of roses didn’t fall from the sky brother – there where harsh seasons, when the rain was seemingly dried up from the heavens.
It is one thing for a government to fail to achieve or deliver what is expected of it, but it is clearly a different thing for a government to be downright cruel, heartless, and thieving - as this is what we clearly see in our
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