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I was in Harare last month talking to a colleague who I have worked closely with over the past 34 years. As usual, our conversation centred on the media, how…

Government has raised the minimum capital requirements for short-term insurers and life assures, with the newly appointed Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) board expected to enforce them during the first…

As the new republic limped towards its third decade, the dispirited nation, under the slackening grip of its ageing but iconic founding leader, was starting to question the revolution. Instead…

The Morgan Tsvangirai led faction of the Movement for Democratic Change has rubbished the much-herald historic visit of Chinese leader Xi Jinping tomorrow as nothing more than a public relations…

Hotelier African Sun widened its loss for the year to September by 47 percent to $3.36 million as the group incurred huge retrenchment costs following its exit from the regional…

Mashonaland Holdings’ loss position worsened to $6 million in the full-year to September from $27 000 last year due to weak rental income and falling occupancy levels, the company said…

The Ministry of Transport was last week rapped for the shoddy work on the Plumtree-Harare-Mutare Road which was carried out by a South African company, Group 5. When Deputy Transport…

Former Premier Services Medical Aid Society chief executive officer Cuthbert Dube is in trouble. The government wants $22 million that he and his management allegedly siphoned from the company between…

Should a country’s development strategy pay special attention to exports? After all, exports have nothing to do with satisfying their people’s basic needs, such as education, health care, housing, power,…

Zimbabwe’s opposition is not yet ready to contest Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa for the presidential post that is why there is a concerted campaign to discredit him, Herald columnist Nathaniel Manheru,…