[embed]https://soundcloud.com/263chat/263chat-interview-dr-marlon-ralph-nyakabau-tapiwa-katananga-re-dyslexia-in-zimbabwe[/embed] For more information regarding the Dyslexia In Africa Trust, please visit their facebook page - www.facebook.com/dyslexiainafricatrust
By Lawrence Hoba I am 31. I am born-free, and as if that is not enough, I still feel that I have nine years before life really starts. I mean, there is still some time for me to lose myself, forget the world and change nothing before
By Farai Dauramanzi Walking in Harare’s CBD one might be tempted to conclude that the City is experiencing an outbreak of rodents such as rats, flies, mosquitoes and fleas due to the high number of pesticide sellers who will be doing business at street corners. It is
By Trevor Makonyonga A group of school leavers has come up with a self-sustained organisation called Helping Hands to help orphans and the vulnerable in rural and peri-urban areas. The organisation, Helping Hands, is aimed at helping orphans and the vulnerable children with vital needs like clothing,
By Walter Wanyanya Ngoma Nehosho is proud to kick off the first of many artist development workshops. Ngoma Nehosho is geared to not only to put up shows and events that will see artists and their audiences enjoy the very best possible in entertainment but to also
Top American entrepreneurs and mentors have hailed the country’s economic step-up saying that it offers entrepreneurs opportunities to start businesses. This was revealed during a one day workshop hosted at Hypercube Hub. The 263Chat event was attended by local and international entrepreneurs from across the globe. The
'Much has been said or perhaps done to move duty bearers (government and mining companies) into action on mitigating the negative impacts of mining. This narrative and picture piece seeks to appeal the emotions of duty bearers to take an urgent audit of the impacts
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By Trevor Makonyonga There is a devastating tide of panic that has currently hit Norton as residents are being served with summons for unpaid Town Council bills. The local governing body has engaged lawyer and former cabinet minister, Paul Mangwana to try and recover the owed
Kidzcan, this week commemorates the International Childhood Cancer Day, by urging people to wear orange in support of its Orange Week campaign. The Orange Week is an initiative meant to remember kids living with cancer and also meant to generate money to assist children living with
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