Sugar production at Hippo falls by 20 000 tonnes
Sugar production by Anglo-American owned Hippo Valley Estates which had been projected at 300 000 tonnes for the year ending March next year will be...
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Why Zimbabwe white farmers lost their R2 billion...
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Africans-including Zimbabweans- must now tell their own stories-...
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Zimbabwe quarterly taxes to force businesses to sell...
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Zimbabweans may soon be able to change ZiG...
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Tshabangu says it will take 67 years to complete...
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Zimbabwe to fine those breaching official exchange rate...
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Zimbabwe to introduce legislation to ensure official exchange...
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Are Zimbabweans giving social media more credit than...
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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...
Zimbabwe Insider - Part 1738
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Trans Zambezi Industries posts remarkable results
Trans Zambezi Industries (TZI) listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange in February and on the Lusaka Stock Exchange in April has produced remarkable results with...
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National unity: is there really anything to celebrate?
December 22 will be a national holiday. Only three days before the big day, Christmas, to some people it will be more of a nuisance...
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Zimbabwe: Investment for growth
Zimbabwe is currently facing a financial quagmire. Stocks are falling, taxes have been raised, unemployment is rising and investment is not forthcoming. What then should...
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Land issue: playing to the gallery?
The die has been cast. “Land is the people’s sovereign asset. It is their home, economic resource, a social and cultural asset, their religious shrine,...
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People’s power at last
President Robert Mugabe and the war veterans must have been baffled. While the people agreed that war veterans should be paid gratuities and pensions, they...
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Stocks tumble, but one broker says this is the time to buy
With the key industrial index at a 12-month low of 7699 points on December 10, one of the leading stockbrokers says investors should not be...
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Ministers and boards
Only a few months after assuming office, Information Minister Chen Chimutengwende, fired the Posts and Telecommunications board. No reason was given. Had Chimutengwende still been...
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National Foods makes good after profit
Predictions that food companies tend to thrive when there is news about a drought seem to have been confirmed with the recent interim report from...
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SAPS and riots….
Susan George, a leading pro-Third World economist argues that, when the two Bretton Woods Institutions, the World Bank and the IMF, call for economic reform,...