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It was 1992, and drought-hit Zimbabwe had just a week’s supply of maize left. Cephas Msipa was chairman of the Grain Marketing Board, then the state grain monopoly. For placing…

State power utility, Zimbabwe Energy Distribution and Transmission Company (ZETDC), says the country faces power cuts because it owes suppliers over $734 million. Zimbabwe, currently generates just over 1 000…

Civil service labour union, the Apex Council, today rejected Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa’s “insensitive” proposals, to reduce spending by cutting salaries and jobs, as well as suspending bonuses but at…

The convener of the National Electoral Reform Agenda, Didymus Mutasa, says the demonstrations planned for Saturday are going on as planned despite the police ban. “Our message to the people…

President Robert Mugabe’s government has rejected Treasury plans to reduce spending through job cuts, suspension of bonuses and scrapping a maize subsidy, it announced yesterday. Last Thursday, Finance Minister Patrick…

A Chicago man who was sentenced to 15 months jail for lobbying for the lifting of United States sanctions against Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe and then Central Bank governor Gideon…

Since 2010, Innscor has basically split into four distinct companies, having grown into a behemoth conglomerate through strategic acquisitions. It became a darling of investors on the stock market in…

Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor John Mangudya says Zimbabwe has a proven reserve profile of between 15 million and 20 million tonnes of gold but has so far mined 580…

French authorities last Friday quizzed Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Walter Mzembi in Paris to assess if the future of global tourism would be secure under his stewardship as United…

Sino-Zimbabwe Cement Company (SZCC) has engaged government to have title deeds for Indiva Farm, where it is located, to be transferred to the company. The cement manufacturer which began operations…