Zimbabwe has gone for more than a week without recording new COVID-19 cases as the country has intensified the containment of the spread of the virus which has reached four million cases worldwide. The country partially returned to normalcy after President Emmerson Mnangagwa eased lockdown restrictions
Suspended Zanu PF national youth Commissar Godfrey Tsenengamu has sensationally claimed that hardliners from both Zanu PF and MDC are stalling dialogue between two antagonists President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Nelson Chamisa. Addressing journalists in Harare today, Tsenengamu said the hardliners fear that if the two meet,
The opposition Movement for Democratic Change, MDC said it is worried and deeply concerned that there is high political interference in its members who currently have cases before the courts
The country seems to be swiftly sliding into a recession as the country is entering the last half of the year and warm up for the re-introduction of the Zimbabwean dollar, a local economist has said
Zimbabwe gazetted two legal instruments, The Exchange Control Regulations (Amendment) of 2019 (SI 32) and the Presidential Powers (Temporary Measures) for (Amendment) of the RBZ Act and RTGS Electronic Dollars Regulations of 2019 (SI 33) which meant that the RTGS dollar shall be legal tender
Former opposition party official Lucia Matibenga has once again threw a dig at Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) President Nelson Chamisa saying that the former ICT minister must understand that the national dialogue President Emmerson Mnangagwa called a couple of months ago is not
Officiating the new labor court in Harare today, President Mnangagwa said that the courts must have transparency and free of corruption, which he said his government is now pushing for
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's advisor Christopher Mutsvangwa following proceedings at Independence celebrationsMbare Chimurenga Choir enjoying themselves at Independence celebrations President ED Mnangagwa arriving at Independence celebrations at National Sports Stadium. (Picture by Munashe Chokodza/263Chat) Part of the people who were at the Independence celebrations at National Sports Stadium President ED Mnangagwa
The government's proposed fiscal reforms announced on Monday will likely face resistance from opposition legislators in parliament with Harare East lawmaker, Tendai Biti threatening to block their adoption into law. Biti said they will be waiting in parliament to block Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube's tax
Churches and civic organisations have urged Zimbabweans to unite, saying no politician worth dying and or suffering for. Addressing a joint presser in the capital yesterday, Irvin Takavada who is the grouping's Harare National coordinator said politicians are never defined as the most important stakeholder group and
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