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No one paid any attention to the 70-year old grey-haired woman as she sat rather passively, looking very innocent while they queued for bread outside a grocery shop in Gwabalanda.…

The departure of Daniel arap Moi in December after leading Kenya for 24-years has seen Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe move one notch up among the world's longest surviving leaders. Moi…

Former editor-in-chief and founder of the Daily News, Geoff Nyarota, has indeed changed the face of journalism in Zimbabwe. As editor of Chronicle in the late 1980s, he ushered in…

Diversified retail group Tedco had mixed fortunes. There was a reduction in unit sales of furniture and electrical items while the clothing market remained buoyant. The company, which owns among…

Queues are a common sight in Zimbabwe. They are usually associated with shortages- of maize meal, bread, fuel or sugar. But there is a new type of queue that is…

Retail chain OK Zimbabwe saw its turnover in the six months to September increase by 129 percent from $6.6 billion to $15.1 billion but it says the growth was largely…

International and regional tourism is beginning to improve though the country continues to be plagued by a poor international image and adverse media coverage, one of the country's leading hotel…

Textile company, David Whitehead, continues to prosper with sales for the year ending September increasing 159 percent to $4.1 billion, but the company says the increase was largely due to…

Despite the high inflation, negative interest rates, severe foreign currency shortages, an unrealistic exchange rate and falling formal employment, consumer spending has been firm largely because of the low interest…

PG Industries had an excellent first half ending September with sales and net profit exceeding that for the full year ending March even in inflation adjusted terms. Sales totalled $6.6…