Stories

Zimbabweans feel they are not completely free to associate with whomever they want, can’t speak openly but worst of all, they are the worst in Africa when t comes to…

A woman who was abusing girls at a safe house in Bulawayo later confessed to having been abused herself at the age of 11 and being forced to marry the…

Despite proclamations that Zimbabwe is a democratic country, more than two-thirds of the people say they are not free to join political parties of their choice. A survey of 36…

Almost 40 years after its independence, land reform remains at the heart of Zimbabwe’s political and economic challenges. But perhaps more than any other issue in Zimbabwe, it has historically…

President Robert Mugabe yesterday pleaded for unity within his Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front as faction fighting continues because of lack of clarity on his succession. “The spirit that binds…

Agricultural concern Ariston Holdings today reported a 22 percent decline in revenue from $11.8 million last year to $9.2 million in the full-year to September, weighed down by low tea…

President Robert Mugabe today said regime change in Zimbabwe has failed. People must now concentrate on protecting the country’s policies set out under the Zimbabwe Agenda for Socio-Economic Transformation. “There…

Sugar processor Star Africa Corporation’s operating loss narrowed 84 percent in the six month period to September 30, from $1.98 million incurred last year to $314 397, driven by significant…

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange’s mining index has more than doubled this year, as punters bank on the bright outlook of Bindura and RioZim, who have both emerged from difficult times.…

The value of transactions processed on Zimbabwe’s National Payment System (NPS) increased from $1.2 billion to $1.5 billion as the volume of transactions went up by 13 percent in the…