By Victor Bhoroma| The World Bank recently released a report of the countries hardest hit by food inflation in the world. Zimbabwe tops that list with food inflation of 353% in the month of August 2022, beating Lebanon (240%), Venezuela (131%), and Sri Lanka (91%)
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) Chairperson Priscilla Chigumba is facing a potential revolt from his lieutenants amid indications that some of the commissioners have rejected the preliminary delimitation report. Recently some Zanu PF affiliated organisations including Men BelievED and Councilors4ED among others publicly castigated ZEC over
City of Harare has closed some boreholes that were found with contaminated water, following a typhoid outbreak, 263Chat has learnt. According to Harare City Health director, Dr. Prosper Chonzi, the capital has recorded 61 confirmed cases mainly in Budiriro, Glen View, and Glen Norah surbubs. “We have
The country’s agricultural sector is set for a major boost this summer cropping season with government already distributing inputs to rural and urban areas under the Pfumvudza 'Intwasa' input support scheme, Information and Publicity minister Monica Mutsvangwa has said. Speaking at a recent post cabinet media
The DanChurchAid led, Utariri biodiversity stewardship programme will be officially launched in the new year following receipt of a USD5.5 million grant from the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA). The commitment comes as the United Nations Conference on biodiversity, COP15 wraps up in Canada this
The FBC Holdings Group is embarking on a nationwide Tree Planting Program as part of the institution’s sustainability efforts aimed at promoting Environmental Protection and Climate Resilience. The group will plant four thousand (4000) trees at FBC premises and country-wide learning institutions. As part of this
According to a recent research, a total 1,901 politically motivated cases have been recorded this year.
The Zimbabwe Natural Resource Forum (ZNRF) and the Centre for Natural Resource Governance (CNRG) have called on the Parliament of Zimbabwe to exercise its oversight role, on regulating the management of the environment by ensuring that artisanal mining activities are stopped on Mutare River. In September,
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