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Zimbabwe’s Parliamentary Committee on Lands says the government should compensate white farmers who were disposed of their land during the country’s land reform programme for the improvements on those farms…

President Robert Mugabe yesterday told war collaborators, ex-detainees, ex-restrictees and widows of fallen heroes that he is ready to step down if they tell him he is no longer fit…

Zimbabweans have urged the government to set up an executive Land Commission which will work independently without any unnecessary influence from the government or anybody else. Traditional leaders should be…

The government has awarded a lucrative tender to Power Zimbabwe Private Limited – a company wholly owned by war veterans – as the ex-combatants make a fresh bid to venture…

Former Minister in former Vice-President Joice Mujuru’s office, Sylvester Nguni was yesterday removed from the United States-Zimbabwe sanctions list. Nguni, who is now a senior member of the Zimbabwe People…

The government has moved to amend the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Amendment Act through Parliament to regularise the introduction of ‘bond notes,’ a surrogate currency designed to arrest a biting…

An overwhelming majority of Zimbabwe’s businesses perceive the police, state procurement board and tax collector to be the country’s most corrupt government agencies, according to a survey conducted by three…

Zimbabwe has began the first step to regularise its land reform programme, which the government described as a phenomenal success without any comparison in modern history, through the introduction of…

The paper and packaging company, Nampak Zimbabwe, has reported a 65 percent increase in operating profit for the full-year to September 30 to $6.8 million from $4.1 million recorded in…

Star Africa shareholders have approved a debt-equity swap arrangement which will see the central bank’s asset manager assuming its $32.2 million liabilities in a transaction that will see quasi-government entities…