Fiery Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has accused President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s twin sons Shaun and Collins of trying to get him arrested after he exposed their corrupt and criminal relationship with controversial businessman Delish Nguwaya. Nguwaya who is facing corruption charges emanating from an alleged US$60 million
Sitting on run-down precast wall with one hand clutching the right jaw, Catherine Kasiyandima (35) goes down memory lane reminiscing the days that she used to wake up early in the morning going to work. Life worsened three months ago when the Government announced the second
Following recent false reports that an international hotel was recruiting medical personnel for employment services, Government has warned members of public not to fall into traps of criminal syndicates disguising as employment agents. In a statement, spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade,
The Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) has reiterated that Government’s decision to go ahead with re-opening of schools is ill timed. Speaking during an interview with 263Chat, PTUZ secretary general Raymond Majongwe said the country is not ready for resumption of schools. “The honest answer is
Following the death of an employee in a workplace accident at Jena Mines in Silobela, the Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Mineral Workers Union (ZDAMWU) has expressed concern over the lack of occupational safety at the entity. According to reports from Jena Mines, the employee, Godfrey Ganagana
The popular Chitungwiza Soup Kitchen last week got a shot in the arm after a local bakery donated mealie-meal and bread towards the feeding of vulnerable people including children in Harare's dormitory town. NatBake donated five tonnes of mealie meal and bread as part of its
A local human rights advocacy group, Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) has described the month of August as the most complicated in terms of human rights violations. In its monthly report for August, ZPP said in August, the ruling Zanu PF celebrated two years after its contested
Former Cabinet Minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo has reiterated that the current political and economic crisis in Zimbabwe was triggered by the 'illegally conducted' 2018 elections. Speaking on a live Facebook public lecture titled ‘Unpacking the Crisis in Zimbabwe Who is who and what is what’ Moyo
A section of disgruntled war veterans have called for the dissolution of the Christopher Mutsvangwa led Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) citing lack of visionary leadership. Speaking to journalists in Harare Wednesday afternoon, ZNLWVA founding member Ethan Mathibela said the association was no longer
The Zimbabwe Cross Border Traders Association (ZCBTA) has commended efforts by exchange control authorities to tame exchange rate volatility and bemoaned the failure by retail shops to display prices in both local and foreign currency. In a statement, ZCBTA secretary general, Augustine Tawanda said price reduction
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