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Zimbabwe’s planned introduction of ‘bond notes’ is worsening its cash crisis while government’s excessive borrowing on the domestic market is straining the financial system, global ratings agency Moody’s has said.…

Some journalists employed by the Daily News, which had become Zimbabwe’s biggest circulation newspaper before it was banned in 2003, were on the payroll of Information Minister Jonathan Moyo. The…

Zimbabwe today gazetted the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets bill which will pave way for the establishment of a regulatory body to oversee state procurement. Public procurement had…

Wine and spirits maker African Distillers (Afdis) says it has witnessed modest growth in volumes in the quarter to September, driven by demand for its cider and wine products. Afdis…

Small to medium enterprise (SMEs) will be allowed to use movable assets as surety to increase access to funding under a new policy, vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa said yesterday. Mnangagwa…

Bulawayo South Movement for Democratic Change legislator Eddie Cross said yesterday that Zimbabwe, which is currently operating on an annual budget of $4 billion, has lost more than $60 billion through corruption…

President Robert Mugabe was ready to step down way back in 2003 to allow for a transitional government to run the country but hardliners within his party who included Information…

State-owned mobile operator, Netone, is likely to lose $11 million to its former service provider, Firstel Cellular after its liquidator said the defunct telco can only pay one percent of…

The Movement for Democratic Change says it is poised to form the next government in 2018, “if not even earlier”, but it did not spell how it could be in…

There was drama in Zimbabwe’s Parliament yesterday after police were called in to remove an opposition legislator who had refused to leave the House after being ordered to do so…