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THE STATE versus MORGAN TSVANGIRAI   HIGH COURT OF ZIMBABWE GARWE JP HARARE, 3 February 2003 – 26 February 2004 and 15 October 2004   Assessors:  Mr M. Nyandoro and…

At first glance, nothing much seems to have changed. The "world bank" in Bulawayo is still alive and kicking. Some would even say it is thriving more than ever before.…

Zimbabwe is currently facing a seed and input crisis because Agriculture Minister Joseph Made rejected recommendations made by farmers and Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Lands, Agriculture, Rural Resources, Water Development…

Ever heard of a company where thousands of millionaires, multi-millionaires and billionaires clomp to work every day? Most Zimbabweans, hard pressed by economic hardships that have reduced average workers to…

A Bulawayo property developer may have swindled scores of desperate house-seekers of millions of dollars in a scam that could rope in the Bulawayo City Council, the Deeds Office, the…

Food has been so politicised in Zimbabwe that it is difficult to get an accurate picture of the situation on the ground. The government, which says this year's maize harvest…

Good decision but bad timing. That's what some people are saying about the Movement for Democratic Change's decision to pull out of all pending elections. It was a good decision…

The status of Debshan ranch, which is owned by the Oppenheimer family, one of the richest families in Southern Africa, remains unclear more than six months after the government ordered…

Zimbabweans, desperate for electoral reforms that will create an environment conducive for genuine, free and fair elections, may be exaggerating the significance of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) principles…

ZANU-PF slipped back into the Bulawayo City Council through the back door when its candidate, Ernest Msipa, stood unopposed when nominations for a by-election in Ward 7 closed on September…