Posted inTop story of the day
Rally thwarted
Only 2 000 people turned up at the Movement for Democratic Change's proposed People’s Real Change Peace Rally at Zimbabwe Grounds in Highfield. The party blamed the poor attendance to…
Posted inStories
How is this for business?
Where in the world would a company, which technically has no owner, make a hefty 1 377 percent increase in net profit in six months and still hope to do…
Posted inStories
Trade alert as South Africa allows Zimbabwe diamond exports
United States diamond trading company Rapaport has issued a trade alert that the South African diamond regulator is reportedly ignoring Kimberley Process “Zimbabwe sanctions” by allowing imports and exports of KP certified Marange diamonds.
(11 VIEWS)
Posted inTop story of the day
Mugabe agrees elections next year
President Robert Mugabe has finally conceded that elections can be held early next year if they cannot be held this year, reports said today. "If we fail, then elections should…
Posted inStories
Guess who said this 20 years ago?
Governments must be freely elected and leaders must not overstay their welcome. The rule of law must not merely be enshrined in the constitution but must be inculcated in the…
Posted inStories
US told engagement with Zimbabwe, Libya not ostracism is the wise course – Wikileaks
Former United States Ambassador to the United Nations Sachin Siv was told by Brazilian officials seven years ago that engagement with countries like Zimbabwe, Libya, Sudan and Cuba and not ostracism or expulsion was the wise course- a diplomatic cable released by Wikileaks says.
(19 VIEWS)
Posted inStories
Government is shooting itself in the foot
The government could be shooting itself in the foot. By harassing business and labour it could be sapping out the little confidence left among its nationals. And the central bank,…
Posted inTop story of the day
SA group accepts Zimbabwe diamonds
The South African Diamond and Precious Metals Regulator had told its members to accept diamonds from Marange, reports said today. The move has raised a lot of queries but the…
Posted inStories
Under military management
Despite the catastrophic decline in the economy, soldiers and ex-soldiers have stayed unwaveringly loyal to President Robert Mugabe's government. The ZANU-PF party and its military wing have been fused from…
Posted inTop story of the day
Destroy militia bases
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network today said bases for President Robert Mugabe's militia which have been re-established in the rural areas must be demolished before the next elections. It described…