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Zimbabwe’s tobacco exports have increased 29 percent as at October 9, earning the country $500 million compared to $406 million last year, statistics from the  industry regulator show. In a…

Construction of the Harare-Beitbridge Road, the busiest highway in the country, is now under the guidance of Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa and all the obstacles that were hindering the project have…

Health Minister David Parirenyatwa violated the country’s constitution as it forbids vice-presidents, ministers and deputy ministers from doing any other paid work during their term of office. The constitution does…

Zimbabwe’s bank deposits increased 26 percent to $4.24 billion in August 2015 compared to $3.37 billion recorded in the same period last year as confidence slowly creeps back into the…

South African pharmaceutical firm Adcock Ingram says its businesses in Zimbabwe and rest of Africa are weighing down its performance after incurring losses of $968 000 (R13.2 million) in the…

Given the implosion of any viable opposition in Zimbabwe, the West has little choice but to work with the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front, Stephen Chan, a professor of world…

Hardware retailer PG Industries has failed to pay up unsecured creditors due to cash flow constraints but said it negotiating with a prospective investor who could inject fresh capital into…

President Robert Mugabe has a unique opportunity today to show that he is serious about curbing corruption. That it is not just talk. He is walking the talk. Last week,…

The Constituency Development Fund which was introduced during the inclusive government to help Members of Parliament to develop their areas will be reintroduced once the legislative framework has been put…

Reading our private print and online media, one should not be surprised that the country is not going anywhere. Nothing gets done. It’s fight after fight. Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa is…