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South Africa’s Pick n Pay Stores Limited saw a 150 percent profit jump from its Zimbabwean associate, TM Supermarkets, driven by a strong US dollar and improved efficiencies, the group…

Zimbabwean activist Itai Dzamara applied for assistance to leave Zimbabwe eight years ago claiming that Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic agents wanted to kill, but the Forum for African Investigative Reporters…

Zimbabwe’s biggest cigarette manufacturer, British American Tobacco Zimbabwe (BAT), says sales volumes so far have declined sharply from last year but expects a recovery in the second half of the…

Britain is training smallholder farmers in Zimbabwe to strengthen their ability to cope with the effects of climate change and supporting them to grow drought resistant crops such as groundnuts,…

Platinum production at Unki Mine near Shurugwi increased 14 percent to 19 000 ounces in the quarter ended March 31, 2016, due to increased head grade and running time for…

Movement for Democratic Change Shadow Minister for Local Government Jameson Timba has warned Local Government Minister Saviour Kasukuwere that his days are numbered. He will not be allowed to continue…

The local unit of global cement maker LafargeHolcim has reported an after tax loss of $1.9 million for the full-year to 31 December from a net profit of $80 000…

Tafadzwa Mafuwu, a senior executive to the director of the Presidential Scholarship scheme, has been arrested for soliciting bribes from prospective students who wanted to study under the scheme which…

Brick maker Willdale Limited says it has invested $2 million to set up a transport logistics unit for which it has acquired 12 specialised trucks. Chief executive Nyasha Matonda said…

Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa says the British are hard-headed but Zimbabwe will insist that they compensate it not only for the skulls of its ancestors that they took but also for…