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Production of tobacco, Zimbabwe’s biggest export earner, is expected to fall 15 percent to 160 million kilogrammes this season following a drought that has left millions facing hunger, an industry…

Buy Zimbabwe, a lobby group for domestic production and consumption, has hit out at government over threats to close foreign controlled firms that fail to comply with a controversial local…

Standard Chartered Bank Zimbabwe has taken the country’s revenue authority to court after a disputed $4 million tax adjustment forced a 94 percent decline in the bank’s net profit in…

President Mugabe and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe President Robert Mugabe yesterday said anyone who thinks he has been in office too long should blame the people of Zimbabwe who…

Workers at state-owned National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) yesterday downed tools in protest after going for 14 months without getting their salaries, officials have said. The strike also affected the…

Microcred Group and AfricInvest Financial Sector Fund have agreed a deal to acquire MicroKing Finance (MicroKing),  a micro lending subsidiary of AfrAsia Zimbabwe Holdings Limited, the French firm said today.…

Battered Tsvangirai facing defamation charge- pic Mirror The trial of Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai in which he is charged with defamation by army colonel Christopher Mayoyo over…

Zimbabwe’s First Lady Grace Mugabe has no presidential ambitions and is only defending her husband from those who want to force him to step down before the end of his…

Some Insider readers have scoffed at reports that Zimbabwe People First leader Joice Mujuru used bottom power to guarantee loyalty from male members of her faction when she was still…

War veterans leader Christopher Mutsvangwa, who was suspended from the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front for three years for, among other things, insulting the First lady Grace Mugabe yesterday showed…