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Zimbabwe’s trade deficit narrowed by 27 percent to $1.3 billion in the first eight months of the year, after exports increased by 48 percent, latest trade data from the statistics…

Egypt-based Afreximbank is lead arranger for a $1.8 billion loan to help Zimbabwe clear arrears at the World Bank and African Development Bank, the state-owned Herald newspaper said yesteerday, citing…

President Robert Mugabe yesterday officially became the third longest serving non-royal ruler in the world replacing Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos who stepped down to give way to Joao…

A Harare magistrate today ordered the release of activist pastor Evan Mawarire without any conditions after it established that he was not brought to court within the mandatory 48 hours.…

State-owned fixed line operator Telone says it is in a renewed drive to increase its subscriber base in order to grow the company’s revenues and return to profitability. Last year…

Hospitality and retail group Meikles Limited will open up to new investors its hospitality, agriculture and stores divisions as the group restructures to improve operational efficiency, Chairman John Moxon said…

Shortages of cooking oil in Zimbabwe are imminent following a cut in foreign currency allocations to manufacturers by the central bank.  The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) tightly controls foreign…

Command agriculture – a major, private-sector-backed subsidy programme implemented by the Government of Zimbabwe – has been hailed as a massive success, especially following the huge maize harvest reaped this…

Old Mutual is trading three times higher on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange compared to its primary listing on London Stock exchange (LSE), indicating that local assets are overvalued as punters…

Defence Minister Sydney Sekeramayi and Health Minister David Parirenyatwa have sued singer and businessman Energy Mutodi for defamation following a facebook post in which he accused the two of poisoning…