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The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has outperformed its regional bourses in the year to date as locals sought cover in equities from a currency crisis, with both the industrial and…

Garikai, 35, shuffles wads of green notes. A sizeable crowd gathers around him. They are astonished. It is their first time seeing Zimbabwe´s bond notes, the disputed currency the Zimbabwean…

Movement for Democratic Change vice-president Nelson Chamisa yesterday asked government ministers to take Parliament seriously because some were abandoning the august House for “small houses”. He said this after acting…

Small-scale miners have raised concerns over poor chrome prices offered by state-owned, entities Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ) and Applebridge, which they say are not in line with international…

Zimbabwe is seen returning to positive economic activity in 2017 on improved agricultural performance but fiscal pressures remain, a leading research company has said. The southern African country expects to…

Waiting for President Robert Mugabe to die is not the perfect solution for Zimbabwe’s problems. That was the feeling of Dutch and United States officials as they advocated for South…

The Movement for Democratic Change has expressed concern over increasing violence, which it blamed squarely on State agents, as Zimbabwe heads for elections in 2018. Party spokesman Obert Gutu said…

Harare East Member of Parliament terrene Mukupe was yesterday kicked out of the House after fellow Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front Member of Parliament for Marondera Central Lawrence Katsiru complained…

President Robert Mugabe no longer has the powers to call for elections any time he pleases, Parliamentary watchdog Veritas Zimbabwe says. In response to a statement by Home Affairs Minister…

The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) says it has submitted a $274 million funding proposal to enable the southern African country to hold polls next year, a development seen loading more…