GLOBAL business giants and political leaders were lining up to secure appointments with President Emmerson Mnangagwa who is here attending the 48th World Economic Forum annual meetings.President Mnang...
SPEAKER of the National Assembly Advocate Jacob Mudenda has demanded transparency in the mining sector to enable economic turnaround. He said lack of sound administration in the mining sector was hamp...
Illegal vendors who had heeded the call by Government to stay away from the streets on Monday, began trooping back into the Harare central business district (CBD) yesterday.The vendors could be seen i...
A financial scandal running into millions of dollars has erupted within the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), prompting government to carry out nationwide audits into police affairs, after it emerged th...
For those seeking evidence that President Emerson Mnangagwa is set on a radical overhaul of the economy, Zimbabwe's monetary policy, expected soon, will definitely set the tone. For all his bold talk ...
ZIMBABWEAN banks have since last year been rejecting access to credit facilities from European banks for on-lending to productive sectors, citing the possibility of failure to repay the loans because ...
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) said it is concerned over the country's rising inflation which reached 3,46 percent in December last year from -0,65 percent in January 2017."This is very worryi...
Zimbabwe's exhibition stand ranked lowly compared to African and global counterparts at the just-ended 2018 International Tourism Fair (Fitur), with the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) citing poor fu...
National power utility, Zesa Holdings, says its losses widened to $393 million last year from a loss of $217 million in 2016.This was after the parastatal came under fire from its employees for failin...
Petina Gappah, the Zimbabwean international law expert who has courted controversy after being hired to organise President Emmerson Mnangagwa's participation at the on-going World Economic Forum (WEF)...
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has fired principal director of State residences, Innocent Dzapasi Tizora, amid reports that more heads will roll within his office as the purge of former President Robert...
South African music legend Hugh Masekela has died, The SABC, EWN and ENCA has reported.According the South Africa’s ENCA news channel, Masekela, who was fighting prostate cancer and disclosed his ai...
AMERICAN restaurant chain and international franchise, Pizza Hut is set to open its first outlet in Zimbabwe early next month.The move is likely to increase competition in the country's fast food reta...
Zanu-PF under former President Robert Mugabe was going to lose the forthcoming harmonised elections, a senior party official has said.Addressing a Midlands province inter-district meeting at the Zanu-...
MORE than half of emigrants sent remittances to their families in Zimbabwe, a new survey by the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat) has shown.According to its Inter-Censal Demographic Survey...
President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday pleaded for patience, saying his government would publish to the nation its achievements after its first 100 days in office.Officiating at a summit organised by ...
An association of Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) listed firms are seeking a meeting with President Emmerson Mnangagwa to discuss constraints faced by the sector, where a number of players are failing t...
WOES continue to mount on retired Police Commissioner-General, Augustine Chihuri, who now faces a possible criminal case of abuse of office and corruption.Former police officer Tafadzwa Gambiza, fired...
ENERGY minister Simon Khaya Moyo yesterday told Parliament that more heads were set to roll at Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) over the $7 million Gwanda solar project which was awarded to businessman Wi...
THE Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology Development Professor Amon Murwira has dragged Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL) to court for failing to remit more than $157...
The Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) was prejudiced of more than $7 million and not the $5 million initially reported through suspected irregular payments to businessman Mr Wicknell Chivayo, legislators h...
Former Cabinet ministers Samuel Undenge and Walter Mzembi were yesterday back in court for their routine remand. The duo are facing charges of criminal abuse of office during their stint in Government...
State power utility, Zesa Holdings says it is technically insolvent and could have run up accumulated losses of nearly $500 million by December 2017. Zesa has been making huge losses since 2012 and ha...
THE Queen of the United Kingdom, Elizabeth II, is seeking to reconcile Britain with Zimbabwe and is pinning hopes on the latter rejoining the Commonwealth.There are indications Zimbabwe and Britain wi...
The Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) was prejudiced of more than $7 million - and not the $5 million initially reported - through suspected irregular payments to businessman Mr Wicknell Chivayo, legislato...