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Former Information Communication Technology Minister Supa Mandiwanzira has been arrested and is reported to be at the Criminal Investigations Department’s Serious Fraud Unit. The arrest was confirmed by his lawyer…

Zimbabwe will announce in two weeks the successful bidders for assets owned by state-owned mining company Zimbabwe Minding Development Corporation, including gold mines, the Mines Minister Winston Chitando said yesterday.…

It’s only a few weeks before the coup plotters celebrate the Second Republic, which came after the military helped oust Robert Mugabe, then leader of the country for the first…

United Refineries boss Busisa Moyo has threatened to blacklist retailers hoarding cooking oil but he was told that his job was to produce and not to regulate the market otherwise…

October’s economic turmoil in Zimbabwe has again highlighted the precarious state of the country’s economy. A casual social media post or imprudent policy statement by a government official is enough…

The Australian company that is prospecting for oil in Muzarabani says the project has a potential to produce 3.9 trillion cubic feet (tcf) of gas and 181 million barrels of…

Zimbabwe will implement both institutional and political reforms to make Vision 2030 a reality because you cannot become an upper middle income country of note if there is no progress…

Outside a Pick n Pay on Jason Moyo Avenue in Harare, a frustrated crowd has gathered. The supermarket’s security has shut the steel doors to the shop, but people continue…

Zimbabwe is to have six or more television stations as the Ministry of Information wants viewers to have a wide variety as well as competition in the industry which is…

Zimbabwe and India today signed six signed agreements, including on mining, Information and communications technology (ICT), visa waiver and traditional medicine as Vice President Venkaiah Naidu met Zimbabwe President Emmerson…