Businessman-cum-politician Joseph Makamba Busha has filed a High Court application against President Emmerson Mnangagwa seeking the urgent reversal of the re-introduction of the Zimbabwean dollar and the abandoning the multi-currency regime, introduced early this week. Through the Statutory Instrument 142 of 2019, Finance minister, Professor Mthuli
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has reiterated that his government has only banned transactions in foreign currencies but possession of the multi-currencies is still legal. The Central Bank yesterday abolished the use of foreign currency in local transactions in a bid to curb black market demand. The local dollar
Zanu-PF Youth League Political Commissar, Godfrey Tsenengamu has sent a chilling warning to those caught “abusing the name of the president”, Emmerson Mnangagwa, to commit crimes saying the long arm of the law will catch up with them. Tsenengamu who has been on a rant on
A Chinese company, Lifetouch Investments, operating in the country has donated mining equipment worth over US$500 000 to the Zimbabwe Mining Federation to enhance the country’s gold mobilization efforts. The sponsorship will see the firm donating US$2 million in phases until the end of the year. The
At a time when most Zimbabweans are hard pressed by the ailing economy which has been fuelled by a serious cash crisis, most kombi operators and small retail shops have started rejecting the small bond coins saying they have become invaluable. A snap survey by 263Chat
Former Rhumba musician and now Deputy Information Minister Energy Mutodi has taken his praise and worshipping gear up by showering President Emmerson Mnangagwa with praises after his scarf was bought for a staggering RTGS$250 000 at a Warriors Fundraising Dinner last night. Mnangagwa’s trademark scarf was
United Nations Assistant Secretary for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Ursula Mueller has pledged to stand with the people of Zimbabwe particularly the victims of cyclone Idai in Chimanimani until they get back on their feet. Addressing a press briefing at the end of her
President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Thursday issued a stern warning against corrupt tendencies that have become synonymous with the country’s public procurement system while threatening to cripple the economy. Mnangagwa made the remarks while officially launching the Procurement Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (PRAZ). PRAZ came into effect on
Various churches under the Churches and Civic Society Forum (CSCJF) banner have warned MDC leader Nelson Chamisa to desist from inciting violence as they accuse him and other civil society groups of being greedy and harbouring selfish ambitions by calling for violent demonstrations. They also warned
28 March 2019 marked a year since Chad banned the use of social media. The internet blackout in the North- West African country came after a series of protests broke out restricting access to the internet in the face of mass popular and political movements. By
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