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Zimbabwe’s state-owned enterprises and parastatals are collapsing because their boards of directors are appointed on political patronage and ministers consider them as their cash cows. Economist Eddie Cross, who worked…

The Cold Storage Company’s books have not been audited for the past eight years, according to the latest report from the Auditor-General’s office. The report on State-owned enterprises and parastatals…

Lands and Agriculture Minister Anxious Masuku has ignored for the past three years a request by Magwegwe legislator Anele Ndebele to list all the farms that were distributed by him…

With inflation limiting property developers’ options, building large warehouses for retail and industrial clients is proving to be the sweet spot for the country’s biggest real estate investors. First Mutual…

Britain will support the re-admission of Zimbabwe to the Commonwealth if it meets the admission requirements and complies with the values and principles set out in the Commonwealth Charter, Parliamentary…

Opposition legislator Norman Markham has asked when it becomes a dereliction of duty when a minister fails to attend Parliament question time or to respond to requests for a ministerial…

More than 1 500 businesses were allotted US$90.8 million in August with 71% going towards raw materials, machinery and equipment. This raised the money allotted to Zimbabwean businesses since the…

Zimbabwe's government is looking at ways of paying suppliers more quickly to help support the country's SMEs and stop suppliers overcharging for public contracts. George Guvamatanga, secretary for finance and…

Zimbabwe’s ruling party wants the country to revert to using the local currency as its sole means of exchange. “I am very confident it’s a matter of time” before that…