Zimbabwe chevrons have salvaged an imminent series loss after overcoming visiting Afghanistan by three runs in a thrilling encounter played at Harare Sports Club on Tuesday. Zimbabwe won the toss for the first time in the series and, after losing two run-chases, decided to bat first. After their
Transform Zimbabwe President, Jacob Ngarivhume has called on President Robert Mugabe to apologize to the people of Matebeleland for the Gukurahundi atrocities rather than celebrating his birthday there. By Philemon Jambaya Ngarivhume who turned 40 on Monday said Mugabe should emulate him for celebrating his birthday in
Hundreds of Zanu PF youths on Tuesday conducted a clean up campaign in the central business district of Harare as part of the 21st February Movement celebrations to be held in Matopos on the 24th of February. See below, pictures of the clean up.
Rotaract Club Harare has partnered with CAREX on a campaign aimed at educating youths on the need to condomize as a preventive measure against HIV/Aids. In an interview with 263Chat, the club’s President-elect Gilbert Chiminya said the campaign is a reaction to harmful messages that made rounds
Zimbabwe’s leading gold producer Metallon Corporation is looking to hit 100 000 ounces gold production mark in 2017, as it continues working towards its 500 000 annual target in the next five years. Metallon Corporation recorded a 2% decline in production in 2016 due to ground
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Firebrand Norton Constituency legislator, Temba Mliswa has launched a scathing attack on embattled Zimbabwe People First leader Joice Mujuru saying she does not have leadership qualities to run a political party. The outspoken former Hurungwe West member of Parliament who was addressing a press conference in
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Expelled ZANU PF youth leader, Godfrey Tsenengamu on Monday castigated First Lady, Grace Mugabe claiming that the President's wife does not have what it takes to be Zimbabwe's next leader. By MoreGiven Sithole Addressing journalists at a press conference in Harare, the outspoken Tsenengamu warned that ZANU
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