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Zimbabwe’s electricity generation yesterday dropped to 975 megawatts after two power stations, Harare and Bulawayo, were shut down after developing system disturbances, the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) said. Zimbabwe has…

Gokwe-Nembudziya Member of Parliament Justice Wadyajena was yesterday cleared of charges of insulting First Lady Grace Mugabe at the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front annual conference in Victoria Falls last…

Zimbabwe is in the process of setting up a standalone specialized court to deal exclusively with commercial disputes as the country moves to improve the ease of doing business, Chief…

A decade ago National Constitutional Assembly leader Lovemore Madhuku told United States embassy officials that Emmerson Mnangagwa, who had just been demoted following the Tsholotsho Declaration which opposed the appointment…

Zimbabwe’s state owned fixed line mobile operator TelOne says it will start drawing down the $98 million loan facility from China’s Exim Bank to finance its network modernisation programme by…

The government has ordered vehicles worth $50 million from Indian car manufacturer Ashok Leyland, the company said, but Local Government Minister Saviour Kasukuwere whose department was cited as having placed…

It is true that “the ultimate test of a political party is not winning an election but governing a nation”. Indeed, the ZANU-PF government has failed and it is hoped…

Zimbabwe’s indigenisation policy, which requires a 51 percent local ownership of all foreign-owned companies with a value of more than $500 000, is not an impediment to foreign direct investment…

Herald columnist Nathaniel Manheru, widely believed to be Information Secretary George Charamba, has scoffed at the private media for its double standards -blasting the government for failing to pay civil…

Agricultural concern Ariston Holdings slipped to an after tax loss of $1.7 million in the full-year to December from a profit of  $1.5 million the previous year on declining revenues…