Mugabe a prisoner!
A senior government minister recently boasted that were it not for people like him and other politicians the President would be in the dark. President...
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ZiG continues to hold its own
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Zimbabwe requires 46 000 tonnes of grain a...
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Stability of ZiG critical to reduce demand for...
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More than half Zimbabwe population will need food...
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ZiG kicks off week on a positive note
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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...
Zimbabwe Insider - Part 1762
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Knocking some sense in
Getting a new vehicle has become such a pain in the a… that a Bulawayo businessman is reported to have travelled all the way to...
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Cooperative makes it but ……..
An idea mooted by former detainees while they were in detention before independence has turned into a multi-million dollar cooperative running supermarkets, shops and a...
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Zimbabwe guards its “secrets”
Zimbabwe is developing an animal vaccine against ticks and Australian scientists are doing the same thing “but Zimbabwe is unlikely to release its tick genes...
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Journey to Namibia
A visit to Namibia, the second last colonial bastion of Africa can be both exciting and frustrating, even nerve wrecking. Exciting by the degree of...
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Businessman learns bitter lesson
When one pledges something to you in return for a loan that thing is still not yours so you cannot dispose of it as you...
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Perks galore for Chefs while povo struggle to make ends meet
Perks for chefs from the rank of deputy minister and above were substantially increased when the government raised the salaries of all members of...
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NRZ ditches injured casual workers
In what amounts to blatant exploitation, the National Railways of Zimbabwe is deploying casuals to war-torn Mozambique to repair the Maputo-Chicualacuala line and then dismissing...
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Companies keep their secrets too
A former director of a Bulawayo-based company who allegedly misappropriated more than $1 million and now runs his own business in the same city is...
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Call to legalise gold panning
A local company has suggested that the government should introduce a two tier pricing system for gold with a higher price being paid to properly...