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In the 1990s and 2000s, economists looking at Africa were typically preoccupied with the continent’s apparent “chronic failure of growth”. The economic literature took it as a given that there…

The Glen View Furniture Complex which was gutted by fire three months ago had 5 000 people working there when it was built to accommodate only 450, the Minister of…

The ban on trophy hunting in Zimbabwe imposed after the killing of Cecil the Lion by an American dentist Walter Palmer is costing Zimbabwe dearly as communities that benefit from…

The multi-million dollar refurbishment of Victoria Falls International Airport will now be completed in May next year, although some facilities will become operational next month, the Civil Aviation Authority of…

Zimbabwe’s fiscal deficit is this year seen narrowing to below 0.5 percent of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) from 2.4 percent recorded in 2014 on improved revenue collections and…

Transport and Infrastructure Development Minister Joram Gumbo has bemoaned the state of Joshua Nkomo International Airport in Bulawayo, saying the facility is substandard despite a costly upgrade that has dragged…

Mines Minister Walter Chidhakwa was on Wednesday grilled by Movement for Democratic Change legislators about lack of transparency on mega deals entered into with Russians and where the diamond revenues…

Green Fuel says it has lost $10 million worth of ethanol and power after the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) cut water supplies to its Chisumbanje ethanol plant for two…

Britain is frequently urging the Zimbabwe government to implement the new constitution adopted in 2013 as it provides the foundation for long-term improved governance and human rights, Minister of State,…

Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa said yesterday First Lady Grace Mugabe was not donating but handing over equipment acquired by the government from Brazil but was at pains to explain why she…