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The African Export Import Bank (Afreximbank) said today it will avail up to $1.5 billion in credit to Zimbabwe and provide guarantees to foreign investors looking to invest in the…

Zimbabwe publisher Trevor Ncube has gotten full control of his Zimbabwe operations after disposing of his stake in South Africa’s Mail and Guardian. Ncube had a 77.69 percent stake in…

“Those who defy the markets will eventually lose. They may lose slowly, or lose in a spectacular collapse, but they will lose.” Mark S. Lawson opined in 2011. Historically, bad…

The Zimbabwe African national Union-Patriotic Front politburo meeting that was scheduled for today has been postponed to tomorrow signaling the beginning of the party’s special congress which will be held…

Australian-listed junior miner Prospect Resources says the change of government in Harare bodes well for its future growth because of its focus on promoting inward investment. Its Arcadia Lithium Project…

The last twelve months have been a confusing time for African democracy. We have seen coups that didn’t look like coups and elections that didn’t look like elections. In this…

Former president Robert Mugabe was expected to fly to Singapore last night for medical check-up via Malaysia where his daughter, Bona, is expecting her second child, according to Newsday. His…

Zimbabwean banks are willing to accept government issued 99-year leases as collateral for loans to farmers, an official has said. The lease is a legally binding agreement between the now…

The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) says nearly half of the informal sector players engage in corrupt activities to sustain their businesses, showing the extent of graft in the…

President Emmerson Mnangagwa indeed wanted to incorporate some Movement for Democratic Change members in his cabinet but the bone of contention with party leader Morgan Tsvangirai was that he wanted…