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Independent Legislator Temba Mliswa says Parliament has trusted its administration too much but it must now be audited from 2013 when he joined Parliament. This follows reports that Parliament approved…

The Zimbabwe dollar today fell marginally by $9.11 to average $613.3681 against the United States dollar, clearly indicating that the currency may be stabilising. The lowest offer rose marginally from…

Zimbabwe billionaire Strive Masiyiwa, whose net worth had plunged by US$3.1 billion to US$1.3 billion by the end of last month, is not alone.  Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg has lost US$71.6…

While everyone is clamouring for the United States dollar with some calling on the country to dollarise, the Zimbabwe government has slapped the country’s business sector in the face by…

By November 1948, the postwar “Baby Boom” in the United States had been roaring along for nearly three years. But America’s media spotlight didn’t go whole-hog on babies until that…

The International Monetary Fund today said Zimbabwe’s economy will grow by 3.5% this year, half of its growth last year. IN a statement following its virtual staff visit from 12-19…

The Zimbabwe government is pushing ahead with measures to screen government contracts but is facing resistance from some government departments and suppliers, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube said today. A memo…

Zimbabwe has given the green light to the development of a US$2.83bn battery-metals park, proposed by a group of Chinese investors. Planned to be developed by Hong Kong Eagle International…

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa has today justified the recent increase in fees at the country’s universities saying they are actually at par or below those obtaining at universities in the…

Zimbabwe has cancelled two tenders, including one where Parliament was going to buy 173 laptops at US$1 602 55.77 which translates to US$9 264.48 each. The laptops were to be…