Natural resource advocacy group Centre for Natural Resource Governance (CNRG) has urged the Government to immediate stop all learning activities at Globe and Phoenix primary and secondary schools to ensure safety of learners following the caving in of a classroom block due to underground mining
State controlled, mining group, Kuvimba Mining House has announced a US$ 5.2 million dividend payout to its shareholders following a positive performance during the financial year ended 31 March 2021. The mining group which is 65 percent owned by government and 35 percent owned by a
The Public Service Commission (PSC) has moved in to rein in on striking teachers directing the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education to submit names of teachers who have not been reporting for duty since the resumption of the phased schools reopening. Government directed the re-opening
The Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) has raised alarm over the manner in which some parts of the country are experiencing the Covid-19 induced lockdown. In a weekly report on the lockdown ZPP says five districts namely Binga, Chiredzi, Matobo, Mutasa and Mutoko have been facing varying
The country’s second largest city, Bulawayo has failed to attract meaningful investment for the past two decades, a development that has seen it lag behind its regional peers due to centralization of resources, city Mayor Solomon Mguni has said. Speaking to 263Chat Business on the sidelines
Finance and Economic Development Minister, Mthuli Ncube once again avoided providing the actual figures of the total Chinese bilateral support to Zimbabwe this year, instead telling reporters not to bother themselves about the issue. Ncube understated the figure by a margin of around US$ 133 million
The Murwira Village, a once smelly area due to Open Defecation by the hundreds of villagers who did not have any toilets to relieve themselves when mother nature called, is once again a refreshing site.
National Blood Services Zimbabwe (NBSZ) has agreed to reduce the number of board members to shake off the remnants of bad publicity and restore confidence that the new board is different from the previous one
Government has threatened to take disciplinary action against nurses who fail to report for duty saying the treasury has been instructed to look into the financial implications of their demands for salary increments. In a statement released today, Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr David
ZIBAWU president Farai Katsande told 263Chat that they are aiming to establish a micro-finance that will create employment for the sacked workers.
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