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Opposition parties are among the least trusted institutions in Africa with only 35 percent of those surveyed in 34 African countries saying they trusted them, a survey released by Afrobarometer…

Zimbabwe has slipped two places in the World Bank’s “ease of doing business” rankings dropping from 153  in 2015 to 155 in the 2016 rankings. Its neighbours, Botswana and South…

Zimbabwe’s police, who are currently under the spotlight after arresting four journalists employed by state-owned newspapers in the past two days, have a lot to do to spruce up their…

The tobacco industry regulator says it will train 20 000 farmers on best farming practices to improve output and quality of the golden leaf to avoid riots over poor prices…

Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai will start a four-day tour of Mashonaland West tomorrow kicking off in Hurungwe and winding his tour on Sunday in President Robert Mugabe’s…

Zimbabwe’s telecoms operators are pushing for the reversal of a government sanctioned tariff cut which they say has seen the sector’s revenue fall by as much as 14 percent and…

The government will close down underperforming parastatals and will take tough action on local authorities which do not adhere to the rule that salaries should not exceed 30 percent of…

One of the largest Indian civil contracting companies in interested in building proposed war memorial hospitals in Zimbabwe which will have a section catering specifically for issues that affect the…

Zimbabwean police said today they had arrested an editor and two reporters from a state-owned newspaper for publishing falsehoods after reporting that a police commissioner and junior officer were involved…

Higher Education Minister Jonathan Moyo says he will study law in honour of his daughter Zanele who died in Cape Town last month and was buried in Harare. “As one…