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2015 could be aptly described as the year of the lion in Zimbabwe.  After all, a lion that not many locals knew even existed but had a huge foreign fan…

Controversial non-constituency Member of Parliament Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga yesterday brought a baby to Parliament to prove that women legislators, some of whom were breast-feeding, were not being treated equally by being…

Although the international community has welcomed Zimbabwe’s plans to clear its arrears to international financiers so that it can access new loans, they stressed that implementation of reforms were necessary…

Struggling agro-industrial group Zimplow Holdings has shuffled its top leadership, appointing Mark Hullet as its chief executive, taking over from Zondi Kumwenda who leaves the group at the end of…

President Robert Mugabe has given foreign companies until next year to submit their empowerment proposals signifying that indigenisation is not dead. There had been wide speculation that the controversial policy,…

Zimbabwe should reduce the royalty fee levied on platinum producers from the current 10 percent to help mining firms offset the impact of low prices, the country’s mining chamber has…

Former Minister of State in former Vice-President Joice Mujuru’s office, Sylvester Nguni, was expelled from Parliament yesterday and his seat declared vacant pending a by-election. Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda…

When it comes to reporting on Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, it appears, all the rules about good journalism can be broken. Even serious magazines like Newsweek, once one of the…

Zimbabwe's consumer prices fell by 2.46 percent year-on-year in November following a 3.29 percent decline in October, statistical agency Zimstats said today. On a month-on-month basis, prices rose 0.16 percent…

Gokwe-Nembudziya Member of Parliament Justice Wadyajena appeared in court in Victoria Falls yesterday charged with insulting First Lady Grace Mugabe and was remanded to 5 January. Wadyajena was arrested soon…