“The problem is not the problem. The problem is your attitude to the problem” –Captain Jack Sparrow By Vince Musewe Imagine a Zimbabwe where 90% of the population can afford and have access cheaper internet whether urban or rural based? The positive economic and social impact of
Founder of ThisFlag movement and cleric, Pastor Evan Mawarire is one of the four finalists vying for the prestigious 2017 Index on Censorship, Freedom of Expression Award. A pre announcement statement released on Tuesday said Mawarire has been nominated in the Digital Activism category and will
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[adrotate banner="8"] Betting has not spared Zimbabwe, in the heat of economic crisis poor and desperate Zimbabweans hang out in Harare's crowded low-end betting halls, placing stakes as little as U.S.20 cents on world soccer matches and international horse and dog races with fervent hopes of
Chrome mining giants, ZIMASCO have surrendered 50% of their mining claims as part of government’s effort to promote indigenization, 26Chat has learnt. Mines and Mining Development Minister, Walter Chidhakwa said government had moved to acquire 50% in ZIMASCO which will be distributed to other players in
As Zimbabwe's labour situation spirals out of control in a freefall characterised by serfdom - whereby employers blatantly violate the country's constitution on labour rights, increasingly abusing their workers with impunity - is it not time that they were finally held to account? By Tendai Ruben
[adrotate banner="8"] Over the past few years, financial authorities and development organizations in Africa have become fond of ‘financial inclusion’ as a process of involving many people in banking services. Unfortunately, such a notion reduces everything to money when focus should be on understanding socio-economic dynamics.
[adrotate banner="8"] What a weekend. Ok so first things first, I have been gone a while. i choose to blame by boss who is slave driving my ass. Apparently his philosophy is “Pressure flows from from the top to the bottom” Me being at the bottom
[adrotate banner="8"] Zimbabweans have angrily reacted to Highfield West legislator, Psychology Maziwisa’s poster which promised rice to those who attend his star rally slated for Saturday the 4th of February at Zororo Centre in Highfield. Top on the on the agenda of Maziwisa's star rally is rice which he
[adrotate banner="8"] Music stables is not a new phenomenon in Zimbabwe. From the early 2000 with the coming of Chamhembe and Chigutiro which took the nation by storm releasing chat topping hits, the phenomenon has continued to this day and with the coming on board of
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