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Emmerson Mnangagwa beat Joice Mujuru in the initial provincial committee votes for the post of Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front vice-president in 2004 but party leader Robert Mugabe rejected the…

The stock market has endured a miserable year, with its poorest performance since dolllarisation. But in the gloom there has been some shining lights. Here are the top five performing…

Zimbabwe’s tax agency says gross revenue collections in the quarter to September at $919 million surpassed the target of $917 million on the back of enhanced enforcement. Taxes fund the…

Zimbabwe’s anti-corruption officials yesterday said Higher Education Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo and officials in his ministry used money meant for the manpower development to fund personal interests and have to…

Zimbabwe’s gold output is up 16 percent to 15.3 tonnes in the nine months to September compared to 13.1 tonnes last year, the central bank has said. Gold production in…

Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday said no one was above the law. The only person who had immunity from being arrested was the President. “Everyone else in this country is fair…

The African National Congress of South Africa allegedly bought into a plan by the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front way back in 2002 under which President Robert Mugabe was to…

The Zimbabwe Investment Authority (ZIA) says the country lost potential investments worth nearly $3 billion in 2015 as a result of bureaucracy and corruption. The multimillion agreement with the Essar…

Zimbabwe’s telecoms regulator says it plans to cut mobile data costs by year end, to make access to the internet more affordable, an official has said. Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory…

In the early hours of August 10, 2014, before dawn, an angry Robert Mugabe was hunched over the podium, berating his senior lieutenants. In front of him were thousands of…