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A fight between Canadian and Chinese investors to control a lithium project in Zimbabwe, potentially holding lithium worth US$1.4 billion, shows the need for clearer mine claims regulation in a…

Zimbabwe is close to paying off the US$100 million that it owes international airlines, a debt that had threatened air travel into the country. The country has now paid 90%…

Zimbabwe’s annual inflation dropped for the second consecutive month, this time from 280.4% in September to 268.8% this month. Month-on-month inflation, however, dropped only marginally from 3.5% to 3.2%. Though…

The Zimbabwe dollar today shed $2.62 to average $632.1371 to the United States but rates on the parallel market remained unchanged ranging from $700 to $820. A total of US$10.6…

Zimbabwe is in debt distress, and the country has been looking for solutions on how to emerge from it. The Ministry of Finance’s Public Debt Management Office has recently released…

Exiled Zimbabwean politician Jonathan Moyo has posted a very interesting quiz. “Inexperienced. Immature. Childish. Intolerant. Cultic. Anarchic. Impulsive. Unstrategic. Fanciful.  “Hamubatsirike. Hamusapotheke. “Saka muchaita sei?” Who is he referring to?

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa wants to demystify his government’s policy of engagement and re-engagement and de-centre it away from the State so that ordinary citizens can play a part that…

While the local media is awash with news about the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the World Food Programme pumping millions to feed hungry Zimbabweans, no one…

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s spokesman George Charamba today claimed that the United States has lost confidence in Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa because Chamisa is headed for some…

A new study has found that a “well-crafted lie” will get more engagements than typical, truthful content and that some features of social media sites and their algorithms contribute to…