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Zimbabwe has set aside $10.1 million for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting to be held next month. The money is under three separate items with $1 million coming from…

A farmer who instructed an estate agent to find a buyer for his property but later negotiated a separate deal was ordered to pay the agent $50 150 commission after…

There is growing concern that rural secondary schools, especially those commonly referred to as upper tops which mushroomed after independence and are largely responsible for churning out half-baked pupils with…

A bid by a lodger in Chitungwiza to take over a house in Unit J after claiming to the owner's son that she had been sold the house by his…

The collective bargaining process which was introduced last year is rapidly turning into a sham as Labour Minister John Nkomo is rejecting most of the wage increases suggested by companies.…

When President Canaan Banana stepped down in 1987 to give way to the Executive President eyebrows were raised when the state announced that the former president would be entitled to…

Independence in 1980 marked the birth of a youthful, promising Zimbabwe emerging from a state with a shattered, war-torn and sanctioned economy enmeshed in all sorts of disparities -economic, social…

Two years ago Zimbabwe's beef industry suffered a severe blow following the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease as it was going to lose $100 million in foreign currency through loss of…

Two British-owned weeklies -The International Express and The Weekly Telegraph- are being launched in Southern Africa at a time when circulations of tabloids in the United Kingdom are plummeting, raising…

Zimbabwe's capability to investigate serious violent crimes could be at stake unless the law enforcement agencies quickly make an arrest especially at least of one of the suspects involved in…