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President Robert Mugabe has told the West to keep its rotten aid if it is being given on the basis that Zimbabwe must first accept gay marriages. Speaking at his…

President Robert Mugabe yesterday dismissed former Vice-President Joice Mujuru’s party, Zimbabwe People First, as a political non-entity which will disintegrate just like the other opposition parties such as the Movement…

President Robert Mugabe yesterday denounced factionalism in his Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front and urged women and youths to work together and abide by the party principles. He also said…

Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa who is also Minister of Justice and Leader of the House told the Senate this week that the government was broke. There was no money in…

Zimbabwe’s largest financial group, CBZ Holdings, on Wednesday reported a 7 percent increase in after-tax profit to $35.2 million in the full year to December 2015, but said it had…

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has started talks with Zimbabwe's government to review its economic performance, stepping up engagement as Harare seeks a financial aid package after years of isolation.…

President Robert Mugabe yesterday got a major fillip from a South African non-governmental organisation, the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation, when it issued a press release which showed that 63…

There was mixed reaction to Zimbabwe People First spokesman Rugare Gumbo’s sentiments that President Robert Mugabe’s biggest blunder was marrying Grace, who is more than 40 years younger than him,…

A British government junior minister this week dodged a question on whether Britain would provide assistance to farmers forced off their land by the Zimbabwean government and instead prevaricated about…

Zimbabwe's Mines Minister yesterday confirmed that police had been deployed to six diamond mining firms, including five joint ventures, that were ordered to close two days ago. Mines Minister Walter…