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The Old Mutual shares, which are trading at a premium in Zimbabwe relative to their primary listing on London Stock Exchange, lost 19.9 percent on Thursday to close at 475…

British Prime Minister Theresa May said yesterday as Zimbabwe’s oldest friend, Britain is going to do everything it can to support Zimbabwe’s change into a country that is free and…

After 40 years in Robert Mugabe’s shadow, Emmerson Mnangagwa is finally stepping out on his own. But there is more than one Emmerson Mnangagwa, and we don’t know yet which…

The Zimbabwe Defence Forces, which ushered in the new era in Zimbabwe under which Emmerson Mnangagwa will be sworn in as president tomorrow, has warned the public to be on…

The Movement for Democratic Change today called for the creation of a new Great Zimbabwe, a proud, united, progressive and happy nation as the country prepares to swear in its…

It was the most remarkably eventful week in Zimbabwean politics since independence in 1980. It started with the military seizing control on Tuesday night, 14 November, and ended on Tuesday…

The world hates Emmerson Mnangagwa. Make no mistake about that.  It just hates Robert Mugabe more so Mnangagwa is a better devil. The world can, therefore, tolerate him for now…

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange’s self-correction continued yesterday with the main industrial index shedding 5.07 percent to 329.63 points. However, the mining index remained flat at 129.82 points. Market capitalisation stood…

A week after the military moved against the President's faction of the ruling party, he stepped down. Celebrations in the streets of Harare and Bulawayo yesterday nearly matched those of…

President-in-waiting Emmerson Mnangagwa this evening promised Zimbabweans change and jobs but said he would give details on Friday when he is officially sworn in as the country’s second President. Mnangagwa…