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Zimbabwe is delaying to pay its suppliers for two main reasons: it does not print money and uses its own revenue, and it has to look at the pricing system…

Zimbabwe is currently facing a shortage of Ndebele teachers especially for ECD level up to Grade 3 because people from the Ndebele speaking regions do not want to become teachers,…

Zimbabwe’s banks are making a killing from charges levied from their customers with over 84% of their profits coming from charges, Deputy Minister of Finance Clemence Chiduwa told Parliament. He…

Zimbabwe Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda has promised to charge ministers who fail to turn up for question time in Parliament with contempt of Parliament. Question time in the National…

Independent Member of Parliament Temba Mliswa has complained that legislators are being short-changed by being accommodated in places like the Harare Club which he said was literally a brothel. He…

Zimbabwe Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi yesterday accused opposition Citizens Coalition for Change legislator Wellington Chikombo of trying to smuggle in the Gukurahundi issue every time he stood up in Parliament.…

Zimbabwe Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga yesterday mocked opposition legislator Tendai Biti, a lawyer, that he opposed corruption in Parliament but went on to defend the criminals in court. He made the…

Zimbabwe has been given three months to come up with a bill that enforces public offers to declare their assets. The order was given by High Court Judge Jacob Manzunzu…

Zimbabwe Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga yesterday told Parliament that Zimbabwe’s doctors and nurses who had flocked out of the country were coming back. “It is cold out there,” he added. He…

Zimbabwe’s Tripartite Negotiating Forum, which comprises the government, labour and business, has agreed on a minimum wage of at least US$150 which can be paid in local currency at the…