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Zimbabwe’s public funds watchdog, Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee, has expressed dismay that the government, which is struggling to pay civil servants, pumped out $11.8 million to bail out a private…

Zimbabwe’s capital markets regulator is pushing to have all miners operating in the country list on the local bourse to improve transparency and accountability in the extractive sector. Mining generates…

Zimbabwe’s annual inflation for the month of June gained 0.33 percentage points to – 1.37 percent, the statistics agency reported yesterday. Month on month the inflation rate increased 0.43 percentage…

Predictions of President Robert Mugabe’s imminent downfall, sparked by recent demonstrations and stay-aways, are wrong says Zimbabwean academic Blessing-Miles Tendi. “The reason is quite simple: the angry urban social media…

Motorists in Zimbabwe pay over the odds for vehicle registration plates, as much as four times their regional peers, contributing to a fund that has been used to keep broke…

New Olivine Industries investors have decommissioned the company’s cooking oil plant and will focus on other products such as margarine and soaps while introducing new products. According to a strategy…

CFI Holdings has seen revenue for the 8 months to May 31 falling by 45 percent to $23.1 million but expects to reduce the loss amount by year end. CFI…

Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai, who disclosed he had cancer nearly three weeks ago, today said he was recovering but appointed Nelson Chamisa and Elias Mudzuri to join…

The right to demonstrate peacefully in public is guaranteed by the constitution and must be respected by the law enforcement agencies and as long as demonstrations are peaceful they must…

Zimbabwe stands to lose millions in revenue generated from wildlife trade, putting its sustainable conservation practises under threat if the forthcoming Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) meeting…