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Zimbabwe’s main labour federation, the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU), says it will proceed with its planned workers’ day celebrations penciled for Harare’s Gwanzura Stadium tomorrow despite government plans…

Zimbabwe’s state run pension fund, National Social Security Authority (NSSA), yesterday said the chance to buy Vimpelcom’s 60 percent shareholding in Telecel Zimbabwe was too attractive to miss, adding that…

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) today delisted Pelhams and Radar Holdings from the local bourse’s official list. This brings to three, the number of firms to be delisted this month…

The 14 April demonstration in Harare, which was described as the biggest protest against President Robert Mugabe in more than a decade, could make Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan…

Zimbabwe’s largest platinum miner, Zimplats, has reported a net profit of $6.7 million for the three months to March 31 from a $1.8 million loss in the previous quarter after…

Failure by government to pay off a $500 000 debt to Datlabs is crippling the operations of the pharmaceutical and personal care products manufacturer, chief executive Todd Moyo has said.…

Zimbabwe, which attained 36 years of independence this month, is facing four big questions, according to a report in the Washington Post published today. Question Number ONE is: Who will…

Macro-economic Planning and Investment Promotion Minister Obert Mpofu says Zimbabwe plans to visit BRICS countries to scout for new investment, as well as lobby the Diaspora community to increase its…

Mines and Mining Development Minister Walter Chidhakwa has ordered officials within his ministry to shut down all gold miners side-stepping the country’s sole buyer of the metal. The central bank’s…

The State Procurement Board (SPB) says it will reassess tender submissions made for the setting up of a 120MW power plant in Mutare, after admitting that the bidding process which…