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New delays
There are now new delays in drafting the new constitution, reports said today. "The stalemate is as a result of differences with other parties on what approach or template to…
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Joseph Made should re-introduce pre-planting prices to boost agriculture
Agriculture Minister Joseph Made should wake up from his slumber and re-introduce pre-planting prices, especially for the staple maize, to boost the country’s agriculture which is the backbone of the country’s economic growth.
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No presidential ambitions
Defence Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa today said he had no presidential ambitions at all. “..I don’t really know where any of this kind of stuff comes from at all. I am…
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Tsvangirai popular by default
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai must now be aware that the West only wants him for one thing- to get rid of Mugabe. After that he too can go hang. This…
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Tsvangirai may have to swallow his pride to save Zimbabwe
This was what we thought eight years ago when the Movement for Democratic Change's "final push" ended up a dismal flop. Talks between the MDC and the Zimbabwe African National…
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Zimbabwe needs help to clear its debt arrears- IMF executive
Zimbabwe cannot resolve its external debt arrears without debt relief within a comprehensive arrears clearance framework supported by donors, an executive of the International Monetary Fund Moeketsi Majoro says.
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Voters’ roll OK
Registrar-general Tobaiwa Mudede today defended Zimbabwe's voters' roll which is said to be in shambles saying there was no other country in the world with a voters' roll that was…
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Britain increased aid to Zimbabwe to prop MDC but did not believe Tsvangirai could deliver on reforms
The British government increased aid to Zimbabwe by 10 million pounds to bolster the Movement for Democratic Change when Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai visited the country four months after the…
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Britain to galvanize private sector in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s private sector could receive a major boost if Britain’s conservative government fulfils one of its election promises, according to one of the cables released by Wikileaks. The Conservative party,…
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Britain releases list of projects for which it is owed money by Zimbabwe
Britain has released a list of projects for which its Export Credit Guarantee Department is owed 190.4 million pounds by Zimbabwe.
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