Axia Corporation volumes during the three months to September (Q1:2022) held steady to offset the effects of reduced trading hours during the initial two months of the quarter on account of consistent product supply. In its latest trading update, the Group said inflation and the currency
The United Nations, International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement have called on governments across the world to reinforce the global vaccine equity. In a statement, the organisations said vaccines should protect every citizen irrespective of societal status, age or location. “A people's vaccine should protect the
Civil Society Organisations under the flagship of the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) have called on the ruling Zanu PF party to stop speechmaking about sanctions and come face to face with what is obtaining on the ground. In a statement, CiZC spokesperson Marvelous Khumalo said
The trial of Jailed MDC Alliance activist Makomborero Haruzivishe and other opposition supporters who are charged with participating in public demonstrations with intentions to cause public violence has started in Harare. Haruzivishe is jointly charged together with Denford Ngadziore, Stanley Manasi Manyenga , Cecillia Reval Chimbiri
Regular screening of breast and early detection of cancer has been cited as a lifesaver in the fight against breast cancer, 263Chat has learnt. Blessing Shumbamuto, a breast cancer survivor told delegates at a recent Breast Cancer luncheon organized by Troika Design Workshop (TDW), that there
When 17-year-old *Alice Mwale had her first sexual encounter then as a 15-year-old, it was out of peer pressure. Her 19-year-old friend, then 17, had told her to “try it” so “we become normal like other teens”. Periodic and at times regular sexual encounters with her
President Emmerson Mnangagwa will this week meet world leaders including British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Indian Prime Minister (Narendra Modi as part of his administration's diplomatic charm and re-engagement processes. The meeting with Johnson, if it materialises, will be the first time that a Zimbabwean
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe last week upgraded its base stations at Kutama, 80 km southwest of Harare, and at Murombedzi, about 110km west of the capital, to high-speed LTE/4G as part of a marathon rollout programme recently announced by the company to upgrade and install at
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