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Work on the expansion of Kariba South power plant is 85 percent complete, with the first 150 MW unit expected to be operational in December,  a spokesman for power utility…

Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai today said next year’s elections will be one chance that the democratic movement cannot let slip because future generations will not forgive opposition…

Four candidates, two from relatively unknown parties, will be contesting the Chiwundura by-election to be held on 15 July. The four are Brown Ndlovu of the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic…

Donors like the World Bank and the World Health Organization often urge developing countries to invest in national health systems. But while rushing to construct clinics and other medical facilities…

On the face of it, there are many situations in which doing something that makes us happier fails to make our lives more meaningful. Some recent examples from my life…

A South African-based researcher and lawyer Derek Matyszak says it is difficult to tell who is actually running the government of Zimbabwe as many of the decisions are now being…

Zimbabwe has been ranked the 13th most fragile State in the world by the Fund for Peace, a ranking that was recently rubbished by President Robert Mugabe who argued that…

Mashonaland Holdings after tax profit for the half year to March 31 grew 51 percent on the prior year to $984 748 after fair value adjustments in quoted securities. However,…

Former Finance Minister and People’s Democratic Party leader Tendai Biti says the proposed coalition of Zimbabwe’s opposition parties has not agreed on a leader yet and any one of the…

The debate on the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission Bill was adjourned last week when tempers flared in the House with Norton legislator Temba Mliswa threatening to square up with…