Controversial cleric, Passion Java has revealed plans to acquire a 'brand new' Mercedes Benz for his hypeman and Zimdancehall chanter Uncle Epatan. This follows the cleric's facilitation of what is arguably Uncle Epatan's biggest career achievement -a collaboration with Tanzanian music superstar Rayvanny. Revealing his intentions to
Zimbabweans urged to brace for mass protests as workers continue to earn low salary wages, Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU) leader Perter Mutasa has said
High Court Judge, Justice Davison Foroma reserved Takudzwa Ngadziore's bail saying the parties will be notified when he will be ready to hand down the judgment
Hundreds of commuters in Harare were left stranded and soaked yesterday as shelters at various bus terminus were overwhelmed by passengers waiting for public transport to get them home. Statutory Instrument (SI) 99 2020 introduced in March had stringent conditions of operations for public transporters, forcing
The Covid-19 pandemic has left a trail of destruction on Zimbabwe’s beleaguered economy which was already facing massive headwinds before the advent of the virus. As early as February, experts were pointing towards yet another challenging year for the economy and matters only got worse with
Rumbling noises from metal objects hitting against each other inside moving haulage trucks signal the terrible state of road infrastructure along the main stretch adjacent to Lafarge Zimbabwe’s cement making plant in Mabvuku. A few weeks ago, the cement maker had been ordered to stop operations
All is set for the road infrastructure workshop to be conducted by a local skills development firm, AfriSkills, slated for the 28th to the 30th of October at the Construction Industry Federation of Zimbabwe (CIFOZ) in Harare, 263chat has established. The three-day workshop is open to
Civil society organisations are upping the ante for government to embrace transparency in the mining sector to bridge economic inequalities through tangible community benefits from natural resource revenue. At the end of the 9th edition of the Zimbabwe Alternative Mining Indaba (ZAMI) civil society organisations, community
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has encouraged more women to embrace breast cancer awareness by getting screened frequently to avoid late detection which in most cases reduce the chances of successful treatment. Breast cancer is by far the most common cancer in women worldwide. According to WHO,
Zimbabweans are living in fear of the government’s iron fist rule and the militarisation of state institutions which has shrunk economic development and further worsened the democratic space, a human right advocate has said. Most citizens are fearful of the increased security forces presence on the
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