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The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange industrial index advanced one percent to close the week on 197.93 points, driven by slight gains in some heavyweight counters. The mining index was also in…

In 2000, after the ruling ZANU-PF party had been shocked by the opposition at elections, the ruling party went through some soul searching. Just five years earlier, ZANU-PF had won…

Zimbabwe’s young women have said no political party currently represents their interests and in their opinion Zimbabwe is being held to ransom by the political elite and the only way…

Zimbabwe’s consumption of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) is expected to rise by 20 percent on an annualized basis as the country turns to the fuel to avoid huge electricity bills,…

The Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has proposed to exempt investors that will operate under the Special Economic Zones (SEZs) from paying rates for five years among other incentives designed to…

The United States of America has lifted its ban on hunting trophies from Zimbabwe, allowing the country to resume exports later this year, the environment minister said today. On April…

Zimbabwe has more than 50 political parties but only three of these parties are led by women, a report from the Research and Advocacy Unit, a non-governmental organisation that conducts…

Mutare Bottling Company (MBC) has suspended a distribution agreement with Schweppes Zimbabwe saying the deal was not favourable. MBC, which holds the Coca-Cola franchise for the Manicaland region, signed an…

Pressure continues to pile on Higher Education Minister Jonathan Moyo over his criticism of the government’s Command Agriculture programme with the Office of the President and Cabinet coming in to…

FBC Holdings says it is awaiting central bank approval to open a reinsurance unit  offshore to service its foreign insurance business to avert delays in settling external claims. Zimbabwe is…