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Zimbabwe has issued over 6 000 import certificates, with three quarters of those for South African products, four months after it tightened the flow of imports to curb dumping of…

Zimbabwe today launched a €20.6 million ($22.6 million) industrialisation programme in partnership with the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) to revive the country’s collapsed pharmaceutical and manufacturing sectors. UNIDO…

The executive of the Movement for Democratic Change-Tsvangirai Youth Assembly today said President Robert Mugabe cannot continue to be the face of a nation because he cannot bring anything new.…

A Member of Parliament has asked why the government pays soldiers first and not teachers and nurses? The response was simply that this was historical. Musikavanhu legislator, Prosper Mutseyami asked…

A statement by Zimbabwe’s war veterans in which they called their Patron President Robert Mugabe a dictator who had ditched the veterans of the struggle in favour of party youths…

Britain, which recently voted to get out of the European Union, says Zimbabwe’s engagement with the international financial institutions will only be possible when it has demonstrated a clear commitment…

Social media which rocked the nation early this month when activists shutdown the country though this was dismissed by the State media is bery effective in Zimbabwe and has been…

Innscor Africa’s chief executive, Toni Fourie has resigned from the group, less than two years after taking over at the Zimbabwe’s largest FMCG group and leading a restructuring process marked…

The entire world felt the shock waves from the decision by voters in the United Kingdom to leave the European Union, and Africa was no exception, especially given its close…

The City of Harare has signed a twinning agreement with the South Korean city of Cheonan, which it said presents attractive investment opportunities. The two cities already enjoy a working…