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Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda says he will talk to President Emmerson Mnangagwa to regularise the deployment of soldiers who are now working with the police across the country. This…

Patrick Chinamasa virtually sang and danced through his budget speech like a newly freed slave yesterday. The shackles are off and he clearly looked relieved. For the first time in…

Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa says country’s cash crisis will not be resolved overnight, saying he is minded to tackle the widening budget trade deficit. Zimbabwe is in the throes…

Movement for Democratic Change Member of Parliament for Mkoba Amos Chibaya on Wednesday taunted Minister of Information, Communication and Technology Supa Mandiwanzira that he was a serious worshipper because he…

If all goes according to plan, Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa’s 2018 budget will be remembered chiefly for its promised repeal of the Indigenisation Act, except for the diamond and platinum…

Zimbabwe is now open for business. Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa yesterday spelt out the way forward which included the adoption of consistent and transparent policies, the scrapping of the indigenisation…

Mineral export receipts are projected to grow 8.7 percent to $2.5 billion next year from $2.3 billion in 2017 driven by the anticipated output growth and modest recovery in international…

Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa yesterday presented the first budget under the presidency of Emmerson Mnangagwa, seen as key to Zimbabwe’s economic recovery by restricting thresholds of the controversial Indigenisation Act…

Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa today said the government will next year regularise life style audits of all public office holders to ensure that their lifestyle is commensurate with their level…

Finance minister Patrick Chinamasa today presented the country’s 2018 budget which focused on cutting government spending. Here are the highlights. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth is projected at 4.5 percent…