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Torrential rains and cyclones that have battered Zimbabwe this season have triggered a sharp rise in motor car insurance after flash floods and heavy storms damaged roads and cracked open…

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange’s market turnover grew by 143.15 percent in the week from $2.34 last week to $5.69 million largely attributable to Delta, which traded shares worth $1.18 million,…

Zimbabwe People First leader Joice Mujuru, who fell out with her top seven lieutenants, has ditched the name and adopted a new name for her party, the National People’s Party.…

Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai today concluded his three-day tour of Mashonaland Central and moves to President Robert Mugabe’s home province, Mashonaland West, tomorrow. His party did not…

Zimbabwe’s former colonial master Britain is working to ensure that the southern African nation has free and fair elections next year, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth…

The move by three of Africa’s largest airlines to fly to Victoria Falls will bring an additional 80 000 tourists into the resort town annually, according to one of Zimbabwe’s…

Kariba Dam water levels remain critically low as its catchment area did not receive significant inflows this year, keeping power supplies from Zimbabwe’s main electricity source in a precarious state,…

Amalgamated Regional Trading (ART) posted an operating profit of $1.4 million in the four months to January 2017 mainly as result of reduced operating expenses which were four percent below…

The government’s special maize production programme, which planned 400 000 hectares of the staple crop, only saw about 38 percent of that target planted by the second week of February,…

Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai will address Bindura University students tomorrow as he winds up his tour of Mashonaland Central which today took him to Guruve where he…