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In January this year, the Harare City Council in Zimbabwe accused informal food vendors of spreading typhoid. The council then attempted to confiscate, and destroy, all perishable food items that…

Home Affairs Minister Ignatius Chombo’s former wife, Marian, with whom he had a bitter divorce seven years ago is now reportedly broke, according to a report in Newsday. The paper…

Zimbabwe Asset Management Company (Zamco) has purchased $29.5 million worth of non-performing loans from Pan-African banking group BancABC, boosting Atlas Mara’s first quarter profit to $5 million. Zamco is a…

The life assurance industry’s net premium income increased by four percent in 2016  to $347 million from $334 million recorded in the previous year, the latest report by the Insurance…

Old Mutual Zimbabwe says  adjusted operating profit for the quarter to March 31 was above target but marginally below last year, supported largely by life business and banking arm, CABS,…

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange says payments to dealers will now be expedited after moving to a three day payment cycle. The local bourse will move to a T+3 settlement cycle…

The world’s second largest platinum miner, Impala Platinum, says production at its 50 percent owned Mimosa Mine in Zvishavane remained unchanged at 30 000 ounces of platinum in the third…

The question of what will happen if President Robert Mugabe goes has been on the cards for almost two decades. Here is our take from The Insider of 18 June…

The Movement for Democratic Change has accused Local Government Minister Saviour Kasukuwere of maliciously suspending Chitungwiza town councilors to divert attention from the political crisis he is personally facing. The…

The hundredth day of an American president’s term traditionally marks the end of the honeymoon period – a time to take stock of early achievements, launch new legislation, and set…