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Zimbabwe’s annual inflation shot up from 56.9 percent in January to 59.4 percent last month but month-on-month inflation plunged from10.8 percent to 1.7 percent, according to figures released by the…

The Movement for Democratic Change-Alliance, Zimbabwe’s largest opposition party, has announced that it will hold its elective congress in May 2019. The announcement has stirred interest – inside and outside…

Former Local Government Minister Saviour Kasukuwere is enjoying his loot in South Africa, a State prosecutor said yesterday. Applying for the State to forfeit one of Kasukuwere’s prime properties, his…

Zimbabwe mining companies – which include units of Anglo Platinum, Impala Platinum and Caledonia Mining – are to award a wage increase of just under 80% to mine workers, with…

The Movement for Democratic Change today told President Emmerson Mnangagwa that his comments that its party leader Nelson Chamisa is a rebel are unacceptable and can breed aggression and cause…

Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa has once again said he can get help from United States President Donald Trump any time. Trump renewed sanctions against Zimbabwe for another…

The post-Mugabe regime in Zimbabwe continues to struggle to establish its legitimacy. While this is the case the terms of its future international re-engagement will continue to occupy the ZANU-PF…

Former Movement for Democratic Change senator David Coltart says he backs Nelson Chamisa for president of the main opposition but secretary-general Douglas Mwonzora has the right to contest any position.…

Former Education Minister David Coltart says sanctions on Zimbabwe, which have been on for nearly two decades, have long exceeded their sell-by date and are now benefitting the Zimbabwe African…

President Emmerson Mnangagwa today told opposition leader Nelson Chamisa to get onto the train otherwise he will be left behind. Addressing people gathered at Heroes’ Acre to bid farewell to…