November 30

• Zimbabwe: Elections Not Feasible March 2013 [opinion]

  The central aims of this article are three-fold: first to debate whether or not Zimbabwe elections can still be held in March next year; second to challenge the idea that elections... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Demand Chinese Shares - Mliswa

  ZIMBABWEANS should demand shareholding in all Chinese firms as part of the country's empowerment law which stipulates that all foreign-owned companies should cede 51 percent of... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: National Budget Review [analysis]

  If there is one thing that has been consistent about the budgets issued by the current Minister of Finance, it is that each subsequent budget carries forward themes from the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Foreign-Owned Banks Lose Grip

  Cash-strapped consumers battling three years of acute illiquidity and low salaries are taking their accounts to indigenous banks which are eating into a market previously dominated... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Decision to Test Banks' stability

  Treasury is said to be finalising sweeping ammendments to the banking Act which will, among other things, see shareholders, being held responsible for bank failures, writes Paul... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Rise, Fall of Kunonga

  AT St Paul's Anglican Parish in Harare, a 58-year old plaque reads: "Erected April 1954 by the generosity of the people of Marlborough". Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Churches Invade Harare CBD

  THERE is an invasion of commercial buildings in the central business district (CBD) of Harare by a growing number of churches amid concerns that "gospreneuship" is slowly but... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Of Politicians, Clergymen . . .

  THIS week I have decided to write an open letter to Bishop Nolbert Kunonga in the aftermath of the court ruling that has judged against his claim to the Anglican Church properties.... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Primary Elections - Power Tempts MDC-T Heavies [opinion]

  AS the harmonised elections draw closer, the country's different political parties are all preparing to field their crème de la crème of candidates. But, it appears... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: The Constitutional Referendum Riddle

  The MDCs now desperately want the Southern African Development Community appointed mediator to Zimbabwe South African President Jacob Zuma to urgently intervene to ensure the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: CSOs Escalate Regional Lobby

  The CSOs, operating under the auspices of the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition, have dispatched missions to Mozambique and Tanzania to persuade their governments to put pressure on... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zim in Election Mode [analysis]

  A perusal of Biti's US$3,8 billion national budget shows he had the forthcoming elections in mind. The budget is laced with sweeteners for the generality of the population,... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Airzim to Resume Regional Flights

  Acting public relations executive, Shingai Taruvinga, told The Financial Gazette yesterday that AirZim was optimistic it would recapture its lost market share following the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Managing for Results [column]

  In a challenging economic environment like ours, the only way to ensure the continued viability of companies is to focus on performance and reward it accordingly. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mutambara Caught in Gulf of Legitimacy

  DEPUTY Prime Minister (DPM) Arthur Mutambara is resisting the dismissal of five legislators and 41 councillors by Welshman Ncube's formation of the Movement for Democratic Change... Read more »

November 29

• Zimbabwe: Embracing Cross-Cultural Perspectives [opinion]

  I am glad we still have one film festival in Zimbabwe - the International Images Film Festival focusing on women. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Chirikure Judges At Caine

  THE judges' panel for this year's Caine Prize for African Writing, now in its 13th year, included Zimbabwean performance poet and cultural consultant, Chirikure Chirikure. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Ster-Kinekor Goes Digital

  Ster-Kinekor Theatres are back in Harare with a bang! And going to the movies will never be the same again. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Why Given Reason for Domestic Violence Often Seems Less Than True [opinion]

  If it seems to you like there is something more than meets the eye, then you are probably right. Read more »

November 22

• Zimbabwe: Chisumbanje Ethanol Project Now On Track [editorial]

  The committee, elected on the 7th of November 2012 is a fulfilment of the resolutions approved by the Cabinet of Zimbabwe. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Kunonga Under Probe

  THE world has started crumbling around former Anglican Church bishop, Nolbert Kunonga and his allies who are now under investigation over their handling of funds and assets... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Silver Lining in Draft Deadlock

  PRINCIPALS in the Global Political Agreement have tasked the Minister responsible for the constitution-making exercise to proffer recommendations aimed at breaking the impasse... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Chiyangwa Replaced

  ZANU-PF Mashonaland West province has chosen a new provincial vice chairperson after businessman Philip Chiyangwa was blocked earlier this year from occupying the post by the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Primaries - Stoking Fires of Dissent?

  THE late Indian mystic guru Osho, born Chandra Mohan Jain, and also known as Acharya Rajneesh, once said ambition is the root of politics. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Govt Turns to SA for Help On U.S. Sanctions

  Zimbabwe Is Set to Actively Court South Africa for Help to Have the United States Imposed Sanctions On Its Marange Diamonds Lifted Goodwills Masimirembwa, the Zimbabwe Mining... Read more »