No Western observers
President Robert Mugabe today said he will not allow observers from Europe to monitor proposed elections as long as their nations enforced economic sanctions on...
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Top 20 countries in debt to China- Zimbabwe...
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Is Zimbabwe now on the right track?
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Watch: RBZ governor warns those selling ZiG at...
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US loses its place as most influential power...
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Zimbabwe central bank chief says street forex dealers...
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Zimbabwe International Trade Fair plans to turn exhibition...
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ZiG falls against US dollar
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ZiG plays havoc on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange
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Jonathan Moyo tells Mushayavanhu to stick to monetary...
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ZiG kicks off third week on a stronger...
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Zimbabwe asks US to tell its banks they...
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Zimbabwe worried ZiG is appreciating too fast?
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ZiG confusion
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US congratulates Zimbabwe on its 44th anniversary, but...
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Did you know that if America’s billionaires were...
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Mnangagwa spokesman says there is nothing to celebrate...
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Two British aristocrats target one of Zimbabwe’s biggest...
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Chamisa accused of destroying the opposition but says...
Zimbabwe Insider - Part 1571
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At risk
More than 50 foreign-owned mining firms risk losing their licences after failing to submit acceptable indigenisation and empowerment plans as directed by government, reports said...
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Implats threat
Indigenization minister Saviour Kasukuwere today threatened to cancel the license of South African-owned platinum mining giant Zimplats because the firm is refusing to hand over...
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Preach peace
President Robert Mugabe today urged lawmakers to preach messages of peace across the nation ahead of proposed elections. Speaking at the official opening of a...
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Still targets
The Commercial Farmers Union today said its remaining 300 members continue to be targeted by violence without protection as political tensions rise ahead of proposed...
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Mugabe has cancer
The media was awash with news today that President Robert Mugabe has cancer and has two more years to live. The news was from a...
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US praises Zimbabwe for its stance on terrorism
The United States showered Zimbabwe with praise on its stance on terrorism but that was way back in the 1980s before relations between the two...
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Catholic priest asks Chiyangwa to stop violence
A Catholic priest for Banket wrote Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front member Philip Chiyangwa urging him to stop the violence in the run-up to the...
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Sex scandal in refugee camp
Four women refugees and eight teenage girls accused two officials of the International Catholic Migration Commission of demanding sexual favours from them in exchange for...
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More vehicles for MPs?
Zimbabwe’s cash-strapped government, which is struggling to pay its workers, will splash money on vehicles for MPs. The 304 legislators including senators are due to...