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President Emmerson Mnangagwa today said Zimbabwe is clearly moving forward whatever doom-sayers might want to say. Writing in his weekly Column in the Sunday Mail, the President said: “There should…

Zimbabwean companies, which include units of South African commercial firms, want the government to restructure and broaden the tax system to include the booming informal economy. The informal economy is…

I have just been reading a series of stories about China in the New York Times. I was quite intrigued by Part 1, especially its subtitles. One reads: The land…

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s biggest problem is his administration’s lousy public relations. “Even when they do the 'right things' they fudge the impact on global opinion,” says former Movement for Democratic…

Former Finance Minister Tendai Biti may not be high up in the Movement for Democratic Change hierarchy. Top is party leader Nelson Chamisa, followed by his three deputies- Elias Mudzuri,…

Mthuli Ncube’s budget is “positive” and can make an impact on the country’s fiscal crisis, but Zimbabwe needs “profound” political and economic reforms to end isolation and win debt relief,…

National Geographic Traveler, one of the world’s leading magazines, has listed Zimbabwe as one of the 19 must-see destinations in the world in 2019. It was placed at number 9,…

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa has regularly stated his commitment to pursuing political and economic reforms but the pace and scale of reforms has been too gradual and not nearly ambitious…

The former chief executive of Delta Corporation when it was the largest company on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange, Joseph Mutizwa, has called on the United States to lift its sanctions…

Exiled former Higher Education Minister Jonathan Moyo has challenged current minister Amon Murwira to produce the forensic audit report which he claims unearthed “rampant corruption” in the A-Level STEM scholarships.…