More Zimbabwe bank workers likely to lose their jobs
After shedding 8% of their workforce last year, Zimbabwean banks may cut more jobs in 2020 as the economy shrivels and the sector increasingly shifts...
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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 328
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Zimbabwe warns citizens against SA-based conmen promising farming equipment
Zimbabwe has warned its citizens against South African-based Zimbabweans that are trying to con unsuspecting people by promising them that they have been allocated farming...
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Why opposition parties in Southern Africa are losing elections
If opposition parties in the region could only learn from the lessons of elections in 2019, they would find ways to foster unity and be...
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Party led by exiled Zimbabweans says: “We are a political party that believes Zimbabwe belongs to all who live in it”
A new political party led by Zimbabweans in exile including former Tourism Minister Walter Mzembi says: “We are a political party that believes Zimbabwe belongs...
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Marry Chiwenga granted $50 000 bail
Marry Chiwenga, estranged wife of Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga, was today granted bail of $50 000 and was asked to report to the police very fortnight....
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Zimbabweans looking to a better 2020
At a grocery supermarket in Arcadia, a middle income suburb in Harare, 31-year old Alyssa Botha is pushing a cart full of groceries towards her...
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Mugabe granted Grace VAT exemptions on goods Valued at $26.2 million
President Robert Mugabe granted value added tax (VAT) exemptions to his wife Grace which deprived the state of about US$200 000 ($4 million). Nine applications...
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Zimbabwe to import maize from Mexico, Ukraine and South Africa
Facing catastrophic hunger, Zimbabwe will import corn from Mexico, Ukraine and neighboring South Africa to help feed as many as eight million of its citizens...
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Zimbabwe outlines conditions for millers to receive maize subsidy
Zimbabwe today outlined conditions for millers to receive maize subsidies which include registering with the Agricultural Marketing Authority, the Grain Marketing Board, the Zimbabwe Revenue...
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US writer says it pays to visit Zimbabwe to see the “ground truth”
New York-based writer Colin Nagy says Zimbabwe is not as bad as the press is making it, so it pays to visit the country to...