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IThe Zimbabwe government will pay full school and boarding fees for all students in public schools who register for science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) subjects this year, higher education…

Zimbabwe continues to fare dismally in a major global corruption index, ranked at 150 out of 168 countries, according to results of a 2015 survey published by Transparency International (TI)…

Zimbabwe’s mining industry is facing viability challenges on the back of rising production costs at a time commodity prices remain depressed, an official has said. Little is expected from the…

The Morgan Tsvangirai-led Movement for Democratic Change says Zimbabwe's fuel prices are unrealistic because they have remained stagnant though the wor!d oil price has declined by 75 percent. It said…

The Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai says that the Zimbabwe African National Union Patriotic Front may already have started rigging the 2018 elections by manipulating the voters…

Zimbabwe’s trade deficit stayed flat $3.3 billion in the 12 months to December last year as the country continues its over-reliance on foreign produced goods, latest trade data from the…

Innscor Africa has announced plans to separately list its Speciality Retail and Distribution business on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) as the company shifts focus to its core light manufacturing…

This has been a long-running saga, reported on earlier in this blog. The tractors are part of Brazil’s international cooperation programme, supported by the Ministry of Agrarian Development in Brazil…

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe returned home late yesterday after a month-long holiday in the Far East, just over a week after the presidency dismissed rumours that Africa's oldest president had…

Legend has it that Joseph P. Kennedy, father to US President John F Kennedy, sold all his equity holdings just before the infamous 1929 US stock market crash because he…