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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe returned home late yesterday after a month-long holiday in the Far East, just over a week after the presidency dismissed rumours that Africa's oldest president had…

Legend has it that Joseph P. Kennedy, father to US President John F Kennedy, sold all his equity holdings just before the infamous 1929 US stock market crash because he…

Tobacco industry officials have warned that adopting harsh anti-tobacco policies will cripple Zimbabwe’s economy and destroy the livelihoods of more than 70 000 farmers who depend on the crop. The southern-African…

RioZim Limited shareholders today approved a proposal for the state’s bad loan special purpose vehicle to acquire some of its short-term debt of nearly $34 million and lower finance costs…

Only 62 billionaires, who include nine women, own the same wealth as the poorest half of the world’s population, according to a new report by Oxfam. Their wealth now stands…

Zimbabwe’s tobacco export earnings rose 11 percent to $855 million in 2015 on higher prices and demand from China, an industry official said yesterday, but production this year could suffer…

2015 is one year many would choose to forget quickly. It was tough. So tough there is no shortage of those convinced that 2008 was a walk in the park.…

Power utility ZESA’s distribution subsidiary says it requires more than $1.2 billion this year to buy electricity, with more imports likely after the country’s main power plant Kariba South was…

Innscor Africa says that it has divested from the SPAR Corporate Stores group operating in Zimbabwe to focus on its core business. “The Board of directors announces that the group…

Low cost airline Fastjet will next month launch flights between Harare and Johannesburg after being granted permission by aviation authorities from both Zimbabwe and South Africa, the company said yesterday.…