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At least six Canadian companies operated in Zimbabwe at independence and one of the subsidiaries, Blanket Mine, is still operating today but under a different company which is listed on…

More than 2 700 Zimbabweans, 1 098 from Mashonaland West alone, recovered from coronavirus yesterday leaving Harare and Manicaland as the hardest hit. The country is, however, not out of…

Independent legislator Temba Mliswa has asked colleagues to question investment deals that are being announced in Zimbabwe as well as the figures for the growth because these figures are not…

August kicked off yesterday with 51 coronavirus deaths as Zimbabwe battles with the third wave which saw more than 1 700 people die in July alone. Harare had 16 deaths,…

Bulawayo legislator Illos Nyoni says exploitation of Zimbabwe’s natural resources such as the Lupane gas will help the country reduce donor dependency and to repay its external debt. Contributing to…

Zimbabwe will next year be reinforcing ongoing policy measures towards domestic economic recovery and incomes as well as facilitating economic growth and expanding the country’s productive capacity, Finance Minister Mthuli…

July, Zimbabwe’s deadliest month since the coronavirus outbreak in March last year, ended yesterday with 1 743 deaths, only six less than the total number of deaths recorded in the…

On 22 July, the British government imposed sanctions on Zimbabwean businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei. The reason: “Kudakwashe Regimond Tagwirei profited or otherwise benefitted from the misappropriation of property when his company,…

Shurugwi North legislator Robson Nyathi said he wanted to differ with his colleagues that the Lupane methane gas project should only benefit people of Lupane or Matebeleland North saying it…

Proportional representation legislator for Matebeleland North Lwazi Sibanda has implored the government to make sure that resources from Matebeleland North benefit that province and not others because the province is…