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Zimbabwe which was on fire today as protesters burnt tyres and a toll gate while others looted shops as people demonstrated against a 150 percent increase in fuel prices was…

Russian diamond giant Alrosa has set up a subsidiary in Zimbabwe to begin mining operations there, it said today, more than two years after it shelved plans to expand into…

The Zimbabwe Republic Police has warned protesters that anyone caught on the wrong side of the law with face the full wrath of the law and has asked the public…

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has been bashed left, right and centre for announcing the hefty fuel price increases on Saturday evening which saw the price of petrol and diesel go up…

Zimbabwe today said 90 percent of the rise in the retail price of fuel is duty meant to counter economic and market forces that encouraged cheating within the fuel sector…

Politics in Africa is synonymous with wealth, whether acquired legally or otherwise. Hence, the scramble for power can be intense and sometimes dangerous. The expectation of quick riches increases internal…

An economist at the University of Zimbabwe Ashok Chakravarti says for the first time in years Zimbabwe is moving in the right direction but it will take time for the…

The government yesterday said calls by civil servants who are demanding that their minimum wage be raised from just over $400 to $1 700 are premature because the two parties…

The price of petrol has been increased to $3.31 a litre with effect from midnight tonight while that of diesel will be $3.11, President Emmerson Mnangagwa said. Mnangagwa, however, maintained…

Zimbabwe’s chief magistrate Mishrod Guvamombe, who was arrested yesterday on charges of criminal abuse of office, appeared in court today before acting chief magistrate Munamato Mutevedzi and was granted $3…