“We are going to establish peace ambassadors who are going to defend the vote, once the voting has been done and we are going to announce the results ourselves this time around, from wherever we are going to do that,” said Zwizwai.
“The decline in the industry’s revenue is attributable to the increased usage of Over the Top Services at the expense of traditional services such as voice.
A loser is essentially someone who gives up before exhausting all available options. With that in mind, there is a very dangerous but widely accepted fallacy we must address, especially as we stare at the do-or-die 2018 elections. By Partson Dzamara That Zimbabwe is hobbling on its
When African agricultural economies limit themselves to raw commodities, they undervalue and underestimate their potential GDP. The revenue base cannot be meaningfully increased when commodities move a shorter route from the farmer to the trader. Value added tax (VAT) is generated through value that is
“The decline was mainly due to the impact of illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe on the negative publicity perpetrated by our detractors which negatively impacted on tourist arrivals on tourist arrivals in the country,” said Nyoni.
Transform Zimbabwe (TZ) will this week become the third political outfit to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Movement Democratic Change led by former Prime Minister, Morgan Tsvangirai. By Philemon Jambaya In an exclusive interview with this reporter, TZ President, Jacob Ngarivhume confirmed the development saying
Youths are a critical and significant constituency in the development of the nation, Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare, Prisca Mupfumira has said. Addressing the media ahead of the 2017 Public Service Day in Harare on Friday, Mupfumira said youths constitute the bulk of
The Zimbabwe Electoral Election Commission has said it does not have a copy of the 2013 voter’s roll after a request for its provision was made by a local social movement early this month. In a letter to Concerned Citizens Support Network of Zimbabwe (CCSNZ) dated
The handcraft sector has appealed for support from government to enable the sector to positively contribute to the country’s Gross Domestic Product. In an interview with 263Chat on the sidelines of the ninth Coordination Committee for Development of African Handicraft (CODEPA) Conference, Mr Sié Théophile SIB,
“We are here this morning to unveil another first a global sort of innovation were for the first time in Zimbabwe a mobile money wallet will allow you to make an electronic payment through your tollgate using your mobile application and also from the comfort
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