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The mining sector has appealed to Vice-President Joyce Mujuru to intervene in the indigenisation progamme which should see foreign owned companies ceding their majority shareholding by September. Chamber of Mines…

One of Zimbabwe's largest construction companies, Costain has been sold to management for £500 000 in cash, reports said today. Ceezed Construction, formerly known as Costain Zimbabwe, was sold to…

President Robert Mugabe's wife, Grace, was today reported to be in Singapore for a medical check-up after injuring herself. Government spokesman George Charamba confirmed the Mugabes had gone to Singapore…

Police today used force to disperse thousands of people gathered to protest against escalating violence in the country. Four people were arrested. Last week Southern African Development Community leaders called…

The Chamber of Mines today proposed a combination of equity and credits for social investments as a way for foreign -owned mining companies to fulfill Zimbabwe's indigenisation policy, which requires…

President Robert Mugabe has promised civil servants that their salaries will be reviewed upwards in June. Reports said today Mugabe had met representatives of teachers, the armed forces and health…

The South African facilitation team to the crisis in Zimbabwe is in Harare to push for a speedy drafting and implementation of a roadmap ahead of elections now likely to…

President Robert Mugabe today sought to heal a rift with regional leaders who have helped protect him from outside criticism but recently joined in a chorus calling for an end…

A strike by magistrates protesting low pay entered its second day today paralysing an already creaky justice delivery system. Judges continue to work at the High and Supreme Courts, but…

A South African farmer who was suing his government to compensate him for the farms he lost in Zimbabwe because it had not intervened on his behalf has lost his…