African Roots Music maestro, Bryn Taurai Mteki also known as Sekurutau has expressed his desire to become Zimbabwe’s next President saying he fought the country’s economic battle using his sculptures. In his Independence message posted on Facebook, the ‘Ndinongovhaira’ hitmaker said he is inspired to become
Chimurenga music legend, Thomas Tafirenyika Mapfumo, has thrown his weight behind young generation's quest to take over the reins of governance in Zimbabwe insisting they should be given a chance to lead the country and move forward. The generational consensus has emerged as a key rallying
British Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson has intimated that his government is ready to support Zimbabwe on its path to reform. Johnson, who met his Zimbabwean counterpart, Sibusiso Moyo on the sidelines of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in London, Friday afternoon, said the Mnangagwa administration
The Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) has come out guns blazing and lashed out at government for extravagant spending despite its coffers running dry. The government is currently battling against civil servants unrest over low salaries. In a statement released on Friday (today), ZIMCODD accused
HARARE – The Government of Japan has announced a contribution of US$ 1 million to enhance the resilience of communities in Zimbabwe through a comprehensive set of life-saving health, nutrition, food security and WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) interventions. The project will be implemented jointly
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe has stepped up its use of digital platforms to improve customer experience through the launch of a multi-purpose web self-care service. The company says the service will give its customers convenience and control over their line account profiles by allowing them to provision
Government has proceeded with plans to replace the dismissed nurses with major hospitals now fully operational, 263Chat can reveal. A visit to Parirenyatwa Hospital by 263Chat today to assess the situation revealed it was business as usual with nurses and doctors busy attending to patients. Military personnel
Exiled former cabinet minister, Patrick Zhuwao has made claims that there will be an operation restore order in the government ministries, following the firing of striking nurses, with retired ones being hired again
“Young people are not leaders of tomorrow they are the leaders of today. In fact young people have always been at the center of pioneering, innovation and positive change since time immemorial. As Gumiguru we believe in celebrating people who are making an effort to
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