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State run pension fund, National Social Security Authority (NSSA), yesterday bought  56.6 million shares, 10 percent of Zimbabwe’s largest short-term insurer NicozDiamond’s total issued share capital, that were offloaded by…

Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa was yesterday quizzed about the government’s intention to introduce bond notes, which most people seem to be against, but he insisted they were the best solution…

Most media organisations, including this one, have turned to social media to promote their stories and publications, but according to James Breiner  “on social media, feelings are more important than…

Edible oils producer United Refineries Limited’s (URL) decision to implement a 30 percent pay cut for executives two years ago has started to bear fruit, managing director Busisa Moyo has…

Zimbabwe’s mineral earnings in the nine months to September were flat at $1.38 billion despite a marked increase in platinum and gold output, as commodity prices remained depressed, the Chamber…

Zimbabwe will be importing wood in 10 to 15 years because of the indiscriminate cutting of trees by resettled farmers, the Member of Parliament for Musikavanhu Prosper Mutseyami has warned.…

Zimbabwe’s industrial capacity utilisation rose to 47.4 percent in 2016, up from 34.3 percent last year, mainly driven by an import ban imposed by the government earlier in the year,…

The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front Mashonaland Province, which is headed by Dick Mafios, wants to strip President Robert Mugabe of his powers to appoint his deputies raising questions as…

Seed maker Du Pont Pioneer says high water tariffs forced the closure of its $2 million irrigation project in eastern Zimbabwe after two years of operation, and dropped its exports…

The government should carry out a thorough land audit and those who cannot use the land should lose it, Bulawayo legislator Joseph Tshuma said last week. “We are tired as…