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Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who had all arrows aimed at him since he was appointed by President Robert Mugabe in 2014, now seems to have weathered the storm. Instead, there seems…

In 2000, as land invasions occurred around Zimbabwe, there were many calls for the sugar estates to be taken over. Indeed, there were a number of occupations of ‘white’ outgrower…

Blanket Mine, a 49 percent owned subsidiary of Canada-listed Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc, says gold production in the third quarter to September 30 was 7.4 percent up on the prior…

The United States and President Robert Mugabe may be archenemies today but a British journalist who was covering Africa for the London Observer clamed way back in 1976 that he…

Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa and Ministry of Justice officials have been dishing out advances to themselves and at one time a senior ministry official instructed the Salary Services Bureau to…

Border Timbers’ loss after tax widened from $4 million to $24 million in the full year to June due to a fire outbreak which led an asset write-down, the company…

The Movement for Democratic Change has called on the police and the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission to arrest Higher Education Minister Jonathan Moyo and his deputy Godfrey Gandawa following allegations that…

Zimbabweans have only themselves to blame for the high cost of treatment in the country because they have trashed the United States dollar and are against the reintroduction of their…

With physicians already scarce worldwide, demand for foreign-born doctors in the United States and the United Kingdom is stretching developing and middle-income countries’ medical resources to the breaking point. In…

Pharmaceutical products distributor Medtech losses grew to $305 000 in the six months to June 2016 from $90 000 in the prior year due to subdued demand. Revenue fell 32…