The Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) has reiterated that Government’s decision to go ahead with re-opening of schools is ill timed. Speaking during an interview with 263Chat, PTUZ secretary general Raymond Majongwe said the country is not ready for resumption of schools. “The honest answer is
The High Court has postponed bail hearing for incarcerated Zengeza West legislator and MDC Alliance deputy chairperson Job Sikhala to Friday due to the unavailability of his record from the Harare Magistrates Court. Sikhala has been languishing at Chikurubi Maximum prison following his arrest on 22
Leading financial services institution, Stanbic Bank is set to launch contactless debit cards and POS machines as the institution pushes ahead with its highly innovative technology advancement approach under the “new normal” accelerated by COVID-19. Head of Personal and Business Banking, Patson Mahatchi said the “Tap
MUTARE- Zimbabwe has a bloated government which is inimical to development and should rid itself of expenditure burden by abolishing the offices of the deputy ministers as they replicate duties, a top economist has said. Labour and Economic Development Research Institute of Zimbabwe economist Dr Prosper
MUTARE- A top economist has urged Zimbabwe to grant political rights and create incentives for its diaspora community in order to leverage on remittances as financers of broad based economic development. Dr Prosper Chitambara of the Labour and Economic Development Research Institute of Zimbabwe (LEDRIZ) said
HARARE – Zimbabwe-born billionaire Strive Masiyiwa is set to participate in the Bloomberg New Economy Forum slated for November 16-19 this year. The Econet Group founder and executive chairman is scheduled to speak before the annual platform that brings together a galaxy of public and private
More than 57 percent of businesses across Africa have registered an increase in cyber security threats since the outbreak of the coronavirus, as more people are increasingly working from home to prevent the spread of the disease, a pan-African telecommunications company has said. Businesses are now
The government yesterday announced that it is banning the mining of coal within the Hwange National Park after pressure from environmentalists and citizens calling for the two Chinese companies which had started coal mining exploration in the park. The mining exploration by the Chinese companies raised
Schools in Hwedza South got a major boost following the outsourcing of Protective Personal Equipment (PPEs) for teachers and children by MP for the constituency Tinoda Machakaire. While distributing mealie-meal, rice and beans in Zviyambi, Machakaire said he was leaving no stone unturned in making sure
Government has announced the re-opening of the country's skies to both domestic and international flights with effect from 10 September and 1st of October respectively. Speaking during a post cabinet briefing today, Information minister Monica Mutsvangwa said cabinet had already approved guidelines for the safety of
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