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Wikileaks probe
Attorney- general Johannes Tomana has appointed a probe team to assess whether any of the diplomatic cables in custody of whistle blowing site Wikileaks reveal breaches of the country's security…
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Civil servants threaten to strike
Zimbabwe's civil servants have given the government seven days to review their salaries. Reports today said the more than 200 000 civil servants gave the ultimatum yesterday after a breakdown…
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Grace Mugabe a preacher!
Did you know that First Lady Grace Mugabe at one time wanted to be a preacher? That is what she said two years after marrying President Mugabe. She said when…
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Zimbabwe has worst economic freedom in Africa
Zimbabwe has been ranked as the country with the least economic freedom in sub-Saharan Africa and only beats North Korea as the worst in the world, according to the right-wing Heritage Foundation’s 2011 Index of Economic Freedom which has just been released.
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Zimbabwe revives grain exchange
Zimbabwe today revived its commodities exchange this time known as the Commodities Exchange in Zimbabwe (COMEZ) as a partnership between the government and private investors. The previous commodities exchange was…
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ZANU-PF chefs always get away with corruption…
In early 2004, the government clamped down on ZANU-PF business people, Philip Chiyangwa, Jane Mutasa and James Makamba. Most people thought this was a prelude to cleaning up the business…
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Why the MDC is not rejoicing
The arrest of Philip Chiyangwa, James Makamba and Jane Mutasa, on charges of obstructing justice, externalising funds and illegally dealing in foreign currency, should have seen leaders of the Movement…
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South Africa to meet Zimbabwe over passports
South African officials as well as the Minister of Home Affairs will meet their Zimbabweans counterparts to discuss how documentation of Zimbabweans can be speeded up since some do not…
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Lighter moment- Isn’t it ironic!
Isn't it ironic that a person becomes a prime minister for five years, fights bitterly for the advancement of the black nationalist movement, offers land to ex-combatants and ends up…
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No decision on Marange
There was dead silence as the deadline for Kimberley Process members to decide what to do about Zimbabwe’s Marange diamonds came and passed on Monday. Outgoing chairman, Boaz Hirsch, had asked members to vote on the revised Brussels Proposal by January 10, but it appears not a single country responded and the deadline is said to have been extended to January 17.
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