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The South African government has extended Zimbabwe Exemption Permits, which were expiring at the end of this month, to the end of the year. The decision has irked some critics…

Zimbabwe has liberalised foreign currency trading with effect from today and is making the interbank market the primary source of foreign currency trading instead of the auction which will now…

Exiled former minister Jonathan Moyo says Bulawayo, Zimbabwe’s second city, has lost its former glory as the country’s best run city because it has aligned its vote with Harare since…

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa today said that he will be inviting foreign countries to observe the country’s elections in August but they will be observers and not monitors because they…

Parliament has passed the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Amendment Bill, meant to punish citizens who “wilfully damage the sovereignty and national interest” of Zimbabwe. The bill contains several changes…

Zimbabwe’s ruling party, which has retained power for more than four decades through a series of disputed votes, is undergoing a makeover by adding fresh faces to its lineup of…

The August elections are an opportunity that Mnangagwa should grasp to restore trust and confidence between the government and the international community, but compensation to unpaid investors, including farmers and…

Zimbabwe's state power utility ZESA aims to more than double national grid capacity by 2025 to respond to increased demand from the mining sector, its chief executive said yesterday. The…

Sandawana Mine was once one of the world’s largest emerald mines, but it shut down years ago after production collapsed and it lost markets. Now, Kuvimba Mining House wants to…