Zimbabwe is expected to receive $4 billion in investments this year from both domestic and foreign investors, to be spread across a variety of economic sectors, mainly mining, 263Chat-Business has learnt. According to the Zimbabwe Investments Development Agency (ZIDA) these estimates are based on inquiries received
European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) is building the capacity of local governments to prepare and respond to natural, and men made hazards in selected urban areas in Zimbabwe.Through the support from DG ECHO, the World Food Programme (WFP) is implementing an urban
Ford Zimbabwe has announced an exciting promotion that offers individuals a unique opportunity to be refunded for their vehicle servicing expenses at Croco Motors and Duly's branches nationwide. The promotion, dubbed CA$H Back promotion, is scheduled to run until the 2nd of September 2023, as confirmed
Agilitee Limited, Africa's pioneer of electric vehicle manufacturer, is spearheading the transition to sustainability in the education industry. In a significant development, Agilitee recently entered into a collaboration with one of South Africa's largest universities to establish specialized short-term courses. Under this agreement, Agilitee will
The four University of Zimbabwe students accused of defacing church, court, and Parliament buildings in central Harare have expressed their intention to file a notice to refuse further remand on the 18th of July. According to their lawyer, Paul Mutsatsa, the students have extended their notice
Coming from a society where there are high levels of teen pregnancies and child-headed families Seventeen (17) year old Ashley Mupondiwa has defied the odds with her charming dancing moves. Ashley started dancing at age of 6 in the neighborhood areas of Chitungwiza Unit L area
Opposition candidates from the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) have raised concerns over the unavailability of the voters roll, which they claim is hindering their campaign efforts ahead of the upcoming elections. Bulawayo Ward 4 Councillor candidate David Coltart and Kuwadzana East Constituency candidate Chalton Hwende,
The Government has directed the City of Harare to reverse its recent decision to bill residents in United States dollars (USD). The City of Harare had issued a notice to residents, stating that from July 1, 2023, services would be charged in foreign currency. In a letter
Prevail International has extended the Presidential Borehole Drilling Scheme to Plumtree, in a move that is expected to plug water scarcity and limited access to clean drinking water in the arid town. Addressing media after the commissioning, Prevail International chairman, Tempter Tungwarara expressed that his company
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