With Zimbabwe battling to upgrade and resuscitate its dilapidated road infrastructure across the country, a technical training services giant, AfriSkills, has organised a three-day workshop on road building, maintenance and repair aimed at furnishing and preparing professionals in road construction and related fields with the
Cyclone Idai has come and gone. But six months after the national disaster ravaged three Southern African neighbouring countries, Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe, a visit to one of the affected areas in Chimanimani still resembles a sad story of lives lost and damaged infrastructure while
Kadoma-based author and community based builder Believe Guta who in June this year launched his first ever inspirational book, ‘Hard Times Never Kill’ has followed up his project with a single track to buttress his message to all his followers. The book, launched in Kadoma attracted
A Zimbabwean senior doctor who is feared abducted has caused fellow doctors to raise red flags demanding details and his release as they promise a continuous down tools until he is found
Medical doctors from Harare and Bulawayo have joined forces to demonstrate against the abduction of the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association president, Dr Peter Magombeyi and have vowed that they will not return to work until he is found. Magombeyi was allegedly abducted by three unidentified men
With Zimbabwe’s economy all but confirmed to contract by at least 8% in the year 2019, households are feeling the heat as poverty levels surge at alarming levels. Zimbabwe’s last recession cycle occurred from 2000 to 2008 when the local economy contracted at an average
Government has blamed what it called a Third Force for the abduction of Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) President Dr Peter Magombeyi who was abducted by suspected state security agents on Saturday evening. Dr Magombeyi who has been at the forefront of leading doctors's demands for
"The tale of a brave man cannot be told by cowards, and the tale of an extraordinary man cannot be told by the ordinary." Eric Shikobela Nothing tells a tale of a brave man more than his actions. It is his actions that gives him a title
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) will be issuing more bond notes and coins into the market to alleviate worsening cash shortages, amid high prevalence of cash premiums on electronic money, the Central Bank Governor, Dr John Mangudya said in the latest mid-term monetary policy
Members of the Airforce of Zimbabwe at Mugabe's funeral service. (Munashe Chokodza/263Chat) Former Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko at Mugabe's Funeral serviceMembers of the Presidential guard paying their respect to the former President Robert Mugabe Parade of the presidential army waiting for the arrival of Mugabe's
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