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The Administrative Court has barred Econet, the country’s largest mobile phone operator, from increasing tariffs from the current 15 cents a minute to 21 cents. The country’s mobile phone operators-…

Zimbabwe’s telecoms regulator says mobile money transfers have grown nearly 30 percent to $512 million in the three months to September while revenue in the sector dropped three percent. The…

NMB Bank says it has received lines of credit for $60 million from six different funders this year and is negotiating for another $40 million to bolster its lending capacity.…

Buhera South Member of Parliament Joseph Chinotimba has called on legislators to forget their political differences and unite to investigate corruption at the Premier Services Medical Aid Society where the…

Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front Secretary for Administration Ignatius Chombo has complained that the party has been infiltrated by what he calls Nothing-At-all-but-Talk-Only elements (NATOs) whom he said were divisive…

Zimbabwe’s trade deficit narrowed by 29 percent to $279.7 million in October as exports rose slightly, latest data from the national statistics agency has shown. The Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency…

Mabvuku-Tafara legislator James Maridadi says 75 percent of Zimbabwe’s problems are due to corruption but the government is doing nothing about it. Instead the courts are prosecuting petty thieves like…

Businessman Philip Chiyangwa has been ordered by the High Court to pay back a loan advanced to his Pinnacle Properties Holding by the collapsed Interfin Bank and interest charges all…

Zimbabwe’s central bank governor John Mangudya says businesses can reject the South African rand because of its volatile exchange rate to the United States dollar but it still remains legal…

The government will stop paying teachers at private and trust schools because it is unfair to use public funds to pay teachers at institutions that are run on a commercial…