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President Robert Mugabe today said foreign investors must accept Zimbabwe's equity laws and allow locals to be the 'major shareholders' if they want to operate in the country. "Those whites…

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai met South African President Jacob Zuma at his Nkandla village- Zuma's Kwa-Zulu Natal home- to discuss developments in Zimbabwe. Zuma is the Southern African Development Community…

Energy Minister Elton Mangoma was arrested again today on corruption charges. He is accused of forcing officials to cancel a tender contract for a power supply pre-payment system. Reports said…

Constitutional Affairs Minister Eric Matinenga today said the draft constitution is only expected to be ready for a referendum by September and not in June as originally scheduled.  "I do…

Zimbabwe has tasked Finance Minister Tendai Biti to draft a framework for diamond mining and marketing in the country.  Biti told a private radio station today:  “I have been tasked…

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai today apologised for the comments he made against the judiciary when the Supreme Court nullified the election of Movement for Democratic Change chairman Lovemore Moyo as…

British Foreign Secretary William Hague today warned that autocratic leaders including President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe could be shaken and even toppled by a wave of popular uprisings rippling out…

China today signed nearly $700m in loan agreements with Zimbabwe. The loans from China's Export-Import Bank would be used for priority areas such as agriculture, machinery and equipment - nearly…

A South African newspaper today said Zimbabwe's state mining companies were involved in sanctions busting to receive diamond revenue from Marange. The mining companies, the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation and…

Police today chased away supporters of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai after they had refused the planned rally for peace to take place. They, however, allowed a rally by ZANU-PF to…