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Zimbabwe has been ranked 161 out of 191 countries on the World Bank’s doing business index, six places lower than last year, indicating that its regulatory environment remains uncompetitive. The…

Parliament yesterday called on the police, the anti-corruption commission and the auditor-general to investigate the conduct of Saviour Kasukuwere over the Marange-Zimunya Community Share Ownership Trust within 14 days. It…

Zimbabwe’s cotton production is seen at its lowest at 30 000 tonnes in the 2016/17 season, mainly due to poor prices which has seen farmers migrate to more lucrative crops,…

Zimbabwe’s fixed line operator, TelOne, says it sees data services eventually becoming the major contributor to the company’s revenue after it invested heavily into overlay services. Data now contributes over…

Higher Education Minister Jonathan Moyo was one of the newly appointed government ministers who persuaded President Robert Mugabe not to step down in 2001, former Murehwa Member of Parliament Victor…

The Zimbabwe government has released $20 million for the completion of the one of the country’s largest dams, Tokwe-Mukosi, before the end of the year, the state infrastructure bank has…

Zimbabwe’s largest gold producer, Metallon Corporation said bullion output in the third quarter to September grew 18 percent on the previous quarter to 26 622 ounces , driven by higher…

Schweppes Zimbabwe Limited , a manufacturer and distributor of non-carbonated, still beverages under licence from The Coca-Cola Company faces a dire future if TCCC follows through on intentions to terminate…

The decision by the Coca-Cola Company (TCCC) to terminate the Bottlers’ Agreements with Delta Beverages and its associate Schweppes Holdings Africa Limited will hit Zimbabwe’s largest listed firm hard, as…

President Robert Mugabe is hanging on to power because he is more worried about his physical security than financial security because he has more than enough money for him and…