MUTARE- In patriarchal societies, voluntary palliative care even for young people, is a social service largely performed by women, while men are off trudging with more exerting physical occupations. Typically, during the Cyclone Idai recovery, as men searched in the spectre of ruble remnants of destroyed
The introduction of T20I (twenty, twenty international) Cricket, gave birth to new heroes of the game, Umar Gul is one of them. Born in Peshawar (1984), Umar began his 13-year Cricket career in 2003 when Pakistan hosted Zimbabwe in the UAE. By Lewin Zoe Umar, who represented
CASSAVA Smartech Zimbabwe’s mobile money platform EcoCash is leading the way in maintaining social distancing for its customers and employees through the use of self-care platforms. With the world changing rapidly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, EcoCash has made it its mission to stay
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) says it is still on course to achieve the set target of 80 dockets to be completed and submitted to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) for prosecution by year end. In an online interview recently, Zacc spokesperson John Makamure said the
By Victor Bhoroma Dubai is the capital city of the Emirate of Dubai, which in itself is one of the seven emirates (states) that form the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The emirates are former British colonies which got independence in December 1971 and formed the modern
President Emmerson Mnangagwa anticipates an exponential growth in the construction industry in the medium term as the country embarks on its re-industrialization agenda expected to bring rich pickings for building material producers. The construction industry has endured a subdued 2020 largely due to a lackluster performance
Goromonzi South women in agriculture had a memorable weekend as they met and shared ideas on how to grow their crops which will give them earnings. The event which was hosted by the Woman in Agriculture Union (WAU) saw 20 participants taking part in the training
The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has co-opted central region chairperson Stanley Chapeta into the football mother body’s national executive. Chapeta was drafted into the executive to replace expelled board member Chamunorwa Chiwanza who was found guilty of fraud and bringing local football into disrepute. The association
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) head coach Lalchand Rajput has been banned from travelling with the squad to Pakistan by the Indian government as the two Asian countries continue with their diplomatic tensions. Rajput, an Indian national, was supposed to travel with the team for their the limited-overs
World Health Organisation (WHO) says the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted essential health services for Hypertension globally thus creating an urgent need to redirect focus on the chronic illness, 263Chat has learnt. According to WHO 1.1 billion people globally are living with hypertension making it one of
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