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The world’s second largest platinum miner, Impala Platinum, says production at its 50 percent owned Mimosa Mine in Zvishavane remained unchanged at 30 000 ounces of platinum in the third…

The question of what will happen if President Robert Mugabe goes has been on the cards for almost two decades. Here is our take from The Insider of 18 June…

The Movement for Democratic Change has accused Local Government Minister Saviour Kasukuwere of maliciously suspending Chitungwiza town councilors to divert attention from the political crisis he is personally facing. The…

The hundredth day of an American president’s term traditionally marks the end of the honeymoon period – a time to take stock of early achievements, launch new legislation, and set…

Hwange Colliery says it is banking on the approval of its scheme of arrangement with its creditors to turnaround the struggling company. The coal miner owes various creditors $180 million…

Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa says the World Bank and African Development Bank (AfDB) have approved the country’s debt refinancing plan, clearing a major hurdle as it bids to pay…

Construction of the dualised Harare-Beitbridge-Chirundu highway is expected to start next month, with the project expected to be complete in three years. The Zimbabwe government signed agreements November last year…

Zimbabwe is in the process of amending the indigenisation policy, which will see all mining companies compelled to spend 75 percent of their gross revenue locally, Mines Minister, Walter Chidakwa…

Britain was quite aware of the Gukurahundi massacres committed by Zimbabwe’s Five Brigade in the 1980s but it turned a blind eye because Zimbabwe was important for both British and…

Turnall Holding yesterday said it is engaged in discussions to restructure the company’s balance sheet which showed its debt at 250 percent above its networth. As at June 30, 2016,…