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Zimbabwe’s central bank governor John Mangudya says businesses can reject the South African rand because of its volatile exchange rate to the United States dollar but it still remains legal…

The government will stop paying teachers at private and trust schools because it is unfair to use public funds to pay teachers at institutions that are run on a commercial…

Mining is in most cases a long term investment which demands huge capital outlays with benefits to be enjoyed many years after expenditure of money in exploration, surveys, infrastructure development…

Former Premier Service Medical Aid Society chief executive Cuthbert Dube earned $13 000 a day for five years and at one time in 2012 this went up to $22 500…

Zimbabwe is going to charge delegates to the International Conference on Aids and STIs in Africa which will be held in Harare from 29 November to 4 December concessionary rates,…

Zimbabwe’s State institutions and parastatals are not following laid down reporting procedures and they seem to be getting away with it, Harare West Member of Parliament Jessie Majome said. She…

Zimbabwe’s richest man Strive Masiyiwa has dropped out of the Forbes Africa’s top 50 richest list though the minimum net worth to be included in the list dropped from $510…

First Lady Grace Mugabe yesterday told the nation that Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa whom she is allegedly at loggerheads with is in fact her best friend who has been sharing things…

Innscor Africa says it has adopted an aggressive pricing regime to grow its volumes and protect its revenue base in the face of increased competition and falling disposable incomes. Chief…

Zimbabwean banks have continued to  lower interest rates to stimulate borrowing in the country’s deflationary economy, latest figures from the central bank have shown. Interest rates charged by  commercial banks…