News about Zimbabwe that you can use
Tsholostho North legislator Jonathan Moyo has rubbished the proposed grand coalition of Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai and ousted Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front Vice-President Joice Mujuru as a coalition of failed politicians that is doomed to fail.
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Africa’s largest tilapia producer Lake Harvest says Zambia now accounts for nearly 70 percent of its volumes after exports to Europe plummeted due to high production costs after the introduction of the multiple currency regime.
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National Tyre Services has reported a loss of $175 662 for the full year to March 31 compared to a profit of $322 142 on declining revenues.
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Saviour Kasukuwere has become something of a permanent fixture in President Mugabe’s government. The youthful minister, who has risen rapidly through the ranks, and currently serves as the Minister of Environment has good a story to tell.
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Econet Wireless Global chief executive officer Craig Fitzgerald has stepped down and will now become advisor to founder Strive Masiyiwa, the company said on Friday.
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Zimbabwe’s public pension manager National Social Security Authority (NSSA) on Friday said the rate of company closures and retrenchments slowed by 30 percent in 2014 compared to the previous year, but warned that worsening economic conditions would hit its pension fund.
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Zambia says local companies could boost bilateral trade by investing in its insurance sector with its resources driven economy maintaining strong economic growth rates, Zambia’s ambassador to Zimbabwe Ndiyoi Mutiti said.
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Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai today unveiled his state-of-the-nation address in which he said the return to legitimacy through a credible election is the only durable and acceptable answer to the crisis facing the country.
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Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa says he never takes newspaper articles seriously.
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Global giant Rio Tinto Plc yesterday announced the sale of its diamond and coal mining assets in Zimbabwe to RZ Murowa Holdings, marking the withdrawal of one the world’s iconic mining firms from the country after a 60 year presence.
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