The establishment of the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has failed to raise the hopes of citizens including families of August 1 2018 shootings, a local human rights group has said. In a report titled ‘The Motlanthe Report- What’s next for victims and the nation’ the
The global Covid-19 pandemic weighed in on beverage maker, Delta Corporation revenue in the quarter ended on June 30, 2020 due to alcohol bans and travel and social gathering restrictions effected by governments in the region to curb the virus from spreading during the period. In
Telecoms giant, TelOne, Monday launched an e-learning platform, Impact Learning, for school-going children who are currently affected by the COVID-19 induced lockdown. Schools and tertiary institutions remain closed after the government last week announced that it would extend the lockdown in the wake of rising COVID-19
As the country's health crisis continues to deteriorate, pregnant women are feeling the heat as more hospitals are closing and turning them away while others have been giving birth in unsafe and unconventional places. Most hospitals remain closed after nurses and doctors went on a strike
As #ZimbabweanLivesMatter continues to catch steam on social media, South Africa's hip-hop star AKA has said his country's public figures will speak for local personalities constrained from doing so. This follows mounting pressure from the general public on local celebrities for them to show solidarity through
Health workers have vowed to proceed with their job boycott despite the recent plea by President Emmerson Mnangagwa for them to return to work. This is amid revelations that scores of people could be dying due to lack of medical care. In an interview with a local
Health workers have vowed to continue with their strike over salaries despite pleas for their return to work from President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Speaking to 263Chat health apex chairperson, Enock Dongo said whilst they understand the plea from the head of state they are requesting him to
All the main telecommunication companies (telcos) – both mobile and fixed – are set to adjust their tariff upwards today (the beginning of August) or have already done so. This follows their regulator Potraz’s consent that they charge for their services in both local and foreign
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