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While developing countries are falling over each other to attract foreign direct investment, the United States was the biggest beneficiary of foreign direct investment in 2017 according to the latest…

Zimbabwe police say they have arrested 1 100 people so far over last week’s protests which turned violent leaving between three and 12 people dead. Bulawayo, where there was massive…

The news trickling out of Zimbabwe is shocking, but hardly surprising. Over the past week, thousands have taken to the streets to protest rising fuel prices, astronomical inflation and a…

Britain is to take Zimbabwe’s alleged human rights abuses to multilateral forums including the United Nations, Minister of State in the Foreign Office Mark Field said yesterday. Field was responding…

When the Zimbabwe government says the United States dollar and the bond note or electronic money are at par, 1:1, this is a bloody lie. One US dollar fetches $3.50…

Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister painted an optimistic outlook for his country yesterday, despite protests over fuel prices that human rights groups say have left at least a dozen people dead. Mthuli…

Zimbabwe, a land of unparalleled beauty and infinite potential, is again under democratic and economic siege. Armed men are removing residents from their homes. Unknown assailants have burnt the headquarters…

Zimbabwe yesterday became a subject of debate in the Britain’s House of Lords following the recent violence and crackdown with one peer even asking whether Britain had thought of recolonising…

President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who was forced to cancel his trip to the World Economic Forum in Switzerland and return home after a week of protests which led to a crackdown…

Despite the economic turmoil that rocked the country last week with fuel going up 150 percent and inflation at 42.1 percent, Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube is confident inflation will…