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Moribund steelmaker, Ziscosteel today announced that it will be seeking approval from its minority shareholders to allow Government to assume its debt estimated at $450 million, and its takeover by…

First, you need to be poisoned and you need to survive the poisoning. Next, you need to become a border jumper. Thirdly, you need people like Moyo somewhere, Zimbabwe’s President…

Mildred Chiri, who has been auditor-general since 2004, had her term extended yesterday. Chiri was fired by former president Robert Mugabe last year but was saved by Parliament which rejected…

The elections directorate of the Movement for Democratic Change directorate led by Morgan Tsvangirai will meet tomorrow but it is not clear what it will discuss. There has been a…

Information Communication and Technology Minister Supa Mandiwanzira is in a tight spot following reports that prosecutor-general Ray Goba has written to the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission for an update on investigations…

Zimbabwe’s raw milk production increased by 14 percent to 65.3 million litres in the full year to December from 57.5 million litres the previous year. The sector is slowly recovering…

The government has tasked Zarnet, a state-enterprise- to buy Telecel, Zimbabwe’s third largest mobile phone provider, Information Communication  Technology Minister Supa Mandiwanzira said today.

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Private equity investment and advisory firm, Brainworks Capital Management has increased its shareholding in African Sun to 55.11 percent after closure of its mandatory offer to the hotelier’s minority shareholders.

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Cash strapped national airline, Air Zimbabwe says it sees its passenger numbers growing by over seven percent this year, higher than the industry average, with new routes driving the growth.

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When I applied for my pension from the National Social Security Authority last year, I was shocked when the officer told me that I had omitted two employers on my application form. She said their records showed that I had worked for the government and for TelOne. I never worked for TelOne but I worked for the government, briefly, before independence. I therefore asked myself, was I one of the 75 000 ghost workers in the government?  

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