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President Robert Mugabe today told opposition parties that he is not going anywhere. It is his Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front which will decide and if it says he must…

Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai, who is recovering after an operation in South Africa, today said he was more worried about Zimbabwe and its economy because it was…

Zimbabwe’s economy will grow by 1.6 percent in 2016 but will improve in 2017, the African Development Bank (AfDB) said on Monday, noting that the growth, though positive, will be…

Imports into Zimbabwe will drop three percent this year as regional currencies recover against the US dollar, helping Zimbabwe begin to narrow its current account deficit, an advisory firm has…

Beitbridge Juicing Private Limited (BBJ), a wholly owned Schweppes Holdings Africa subsidiary, says it has since September 2015 invested $3 million into resuscitating its fruit processing plant in Norton. The…

Energy Minister Samuel Undenge has admitted that rules were not followed in the payment of a $5 million advance to controversial firm Intratrek, but still insisted that the payout would…

Struggling National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) is losing $250 000 a day and has lost over $14 million overall as its workers continue their strike over unpaid wages, the parastatal…

Zimbabwe resources group RioZim says it gave up its pre-emptive rights to Murowa Diamonds ahead of the Midlands-based gem miner’s sale last year because it could not afford the purchase…

“Mugabe’s White Farmers Reap 3.3 Million Tonnes of Maize In Zambia While Zim Starves”, says a report that has been shared widely over recent weeks. The article was run by…

Agro-industrial group, Zimplow Holdings, says it had grossed $1.27 million from disposals of two non-core properties, using the money to retire its short term debt. The firm, which recorded a…