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The 2018 elections are more than 30 months away but the Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai already sees signs that they could be marred by violence, party…

The newly elected Member of Parliament for Mwenezi East Joshua Moyo had the house in stitches when he said the people of his constituency had never voted for the opposition…

Tanzanian milling company, Bakhresa Group, has been granted a work permit to employ a foreign chief executive for Blue Ribbon Industries, Zimbabwe’s second largest milling company, in which it plans…

Zimbabwe is to train Equatorial Guinea’s military officers in operational and logistical matters, The Herald reported today. It said the Zimbabwe Defence Forces had deployed both members of the Zimbabwe…

Japan has extended a $15 million grant to Zimbabwe, the first since 2000, to develop irrigation systems and improve food security in the eastern part of the country as the…

In a documentary entitled Back in Harare by Dutch journalist Bram Vermeulen, flamboyant Zimbabwean businessman Phillip Chiyangwa is seen driving his Bentley along a Harare Road with the Dutch journalist.…

The chairman of the National Railways of Zimbabwe board Alvord Mabena, who is a former general manager of the ailing parastatal, has been fired. According to The Chronicle Mabena was…

Pumula Member of Parliament Godfrey Malaba Ncube says he hopes the proposed bill, that will combine the War Veterans Act and the Ex-Political Prisoners Detainees and Restrictees Act into one…

In the run-up to the 2015 U.N. Climate Change Conference in Paris from Nov. 30 to Dec. 11, rich countries and development organizations are scrambling to join the fashionable ranks…

Zengeza West Member of Parliament Simon Chidhakwa says the government should arrest all land barons, not just a few, if it is serious about eradicating corruption. He said the barons…