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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai was today reported to have clinched a deal worth thousands of dollars to publish his memoirs to be released on October 1. The 59 year old…

The government was today reported to have rejected Standard Chartered's ownership plan for its Zimbabwean unit because it falls below the required 51 percent local stake. Empowerment Minister Saviour Kasukuwere…

The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front is broke, reports said today. A South African paper said the party will have to rely on donations from its fatigued funders to finance…

Legislators are not getting the US$50 000 Constituency Development Funds this year because of the unbudgeted rise in civil servants salaries in June, reports said today. Finance Minister Tendai Biti…

United Nations secretary general Ban Ki-moon today said Zimbabwe must have free, fair and peaceful elections next year. He said this after a meeting with Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai n…

President Robert Mugabe today accused the International Criminal Court of turning a “blind eye” to crimes by Western leaders. He told the United Nations General Assembly that the ICC “seems…

Tourism Minister Walter Mzembi today said Zimbabwe will not shut down its bankrupt national airline but it seeking foreign partners to rescue it. He said the airline is the country's…

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai today said he hoped Zimbabwe will hold its elections next year to bring to an end an "awkward and rancorous" power-sharing partnership with President Robert Mugabe.…

President Robert Mugabe today called on the international community to help eradicate non-communicable diseases in Africa by channelling more assistance to the continent. "We, therefore, call upon developed countries to…

Three officials of the Zimbabwe Football Association, Methembe Ndlovu, Solomon Mugavazi and Kennias Marange, have been suspended from all football activities because of their alleged involvement in the match- fixing…