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The Zimbabwe government has embarked on an offensive to drum up faltering remittances from the diaspora, a central bank official said today. In the six months to June this year,…

The Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe (IDBZ) says the $50 million Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) bond floated in 2014 has been fully subscribed and that it also plans to raise…

Zimbabwe’s state owned fixed line operator TelOne says it has processed transactions worth more than $4 million on its online payment platform in the six months to June 2016. The…

Zimbabwe has the third most expensive monthly mobile data in Africa behind South Sudan and Swaziland according to the latest report from Techzim. It said a survey of 47 African…

First Mutual Holdings’ net profit grew nearly five-fold, to $2.6 million from $442 000 in the six months to June as a result of cost containment measures and strict management…

War veterans leader Christopher Mutsvangwa is back in the spotlight. But this time not in a good way. His name has been dragged back into the media because of his…

As now seems to have become the norm, the government has released pay-dates for civil servants. Teachers and the rest of the civil servants will be paid next month while…

The food security situation in Zimbabwe – and indeed across large swathes of southern Africa – is serious. El Niño has struck hard and production levels this past season were…

The Movement for Democratic Change-Tsvangirai today said Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe is smelling blood and is spoiling for a fight and the country could slide into anarchy and State-sponsored banditry…

Two Gukurahundi victims yesterday invaded the pitch at the Pitje Stadium in Mamelodi, Pretoria, where Zimbabwe People First leader Joice Mujuru was expected to address a rally demanding answers about…