PTC and privatisation
Plans to privatise the Posts and Telecommunications Corporation still seem to be on the cards but a number of questions remain unanswered. It appears when...
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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...
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Zimbabwe central bank governor says people will soon...
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List of Zimbabweans and entities on the Canadian...
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23 questions and answers on Zimbabwe’s new currency
Zimbabwe Insider - Part 1741
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Salary that can feed 2 500 people
Reports that a Harare businessman, Claud Danha, is being paid as much as $20 000 a month from state coffers to mobilise funds for the...
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Teachers cashing in on demand for education
The school term has just ended. Most parents now have to endure two months of agony as they anxiously wait for the results. Education has...
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Gazette already written off?
Zimbabwe Newspapers seems to have already written off its competition, the Daily Gazette. Sources say it is giving the Gazette three months. This would be...
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Mugabe named in BCCI scandal — report says he accepted money in return for favours
It had to come out one day. President Mugabe, who has almost been untouchable in the past 12 years, maintaining a seemingly clean slate with...
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25 filing cabinets of Zipra documents lost
Twenty-five filing cabinets and 20 steel trunks containing Zipra documents went missing when leaders of the former ZAPU military wing were arrested soon after the...
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AIDS: thousands affected but the disease is still not being taken seriously
December has always been considered a month of rejoicing . It has the almost universal Christmas which, though christian, has become so commercialised that even...
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Taxpayers not happy with drought levy
Zimbabwe’s taxpayers are disgruntled with the 10 percent drought relief levy that was introduced last month. This is, however, not because they do not want...
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Developers worried about phones
Property developers are now concerned that the shortage of telephone lines will adversely affect the lettability of new premises because chances of getting a telephone...
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ESAP, religion and hardship
ESAP with its various interpretations ranging from Eternal Suffering for the African People to Enormous State Approved Poverty is now here to stay. Its effects...