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Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda told Musikavanhu legislator Prosper Mutseyami that Parliament should stop whipping a dead horse after he objected on Wednesday that there were not enough ministers in…

Zimbabwe’s manufacturing capacity utilization – a measure of industry’s use of installed productive potential – is seen flat at 34.4 percent, attributed to capital constraints and antiquated machinery, the Confederation…

The United States government has removed President Robert Mugabe’s Arab business ally Thamer Al-Shanfari from its Zimbabwe sanctions list. Al-Shanfari was designated in 2008 for allegedly having close ties to…

Zimbabwe scored an own goal by nationalising diamond mining in the vast Marange fields, with investment traffic to Zimbabwe falling by as much as 70 percent, Parliament heard yesterday. Government…

Representatives from French-based plane maker, Airbus have held discussions with Zimbabwean government authorities over a possible sale of planes to Air Zimbabwe, Transport Minister Joram Gumbo said today. Gumbo told…

Mabvuku-Tafara legislator James Maridadi yesterday came guns blazing taking Information Communication Technology Minister Supa Mandiwanzira to task on how he obtained a $200 000 loan to buy a vehicle for…

Zimbabwe has missed just about every major economic target so far this year, with most indicators pointing to an economy headed for recession, a local investment advisory firm has said.…

The assets of the now defunct Trust Bank are set to be auctioned next week as the liquidator moves to recover creditors funds. The bank was placed under final judicial…

Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa today said the government, through the Ministry of Home Affairs, can assist to rebury Gukurahundi victims if there are any remains that need proper burial. He was…

Zimbabwe will borrow from private banks to finance the importation of farming equipment from Brazil, Belarus, Russia and India under its ambitious Command Agriculture programme aimed at enhancing grain production…