July 31

• Zimbabwe: Who Will Win the Byo Vote?

  PRIME Minister (PM) Morgan Tsvangirai's Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) party's election machinery rolled into the City of Kings and Queens a fortnight ago, briefly painting... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Airzim Rides Out the Storm

  THERE is always something exciting about the idea of an airline re-entering discontinued routes. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Lest We Forget

  BY this time next week, Zimbabweans will have known which among the political parties participating in today's election would have won the right to run the country's affairs for... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Who Will Win the Byo Vote? [analysis]

  PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe's election carnival hit Bulawayo, the country's second largest city at the weekend as the veteran nationalist attempted to make inroads into a province that... Read more »

• Africa: AU Upstages SADC On Zimbabwe

  THE African Union (AU), which had appeared to have taken a backseat in Zimbabwe's affairs soon after the signing of the Global Political Agreement (GPA) more than four years ago,... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Tough Task Lies Ahead [analysis]

  AS Zimbabweans go to vote today, focus is slowly shifting to the enormous task facing the new administration to be ushered into office soon. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Rest in Peace Chi

  IF tombstones were to be inscribed with words that summarise our works during our lifetimes, Chiwoniso Mararaire's epitaph should have read: "Here lies a woman who revolutionised... Read more »

July 25

• Zimbabwe: We Want to Continue From Where We Left in 1987, Says Zapu [interview]

  ZAPU alternate secretary-general, Strike Mkandla (SM) says his party's main objective in participating in this year' elections is to continue from where they left in 1987 at the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zim Not Overbanked - Guvamatanga [interview]

  THE Bankers' Association of Zimbabwe (BAZ) recently re-elected George Guvamatanga (GG), the Barclays Bank (Zimbabwe) managing director, as its president. Business Reporter, Paul... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 'MDC-T Is Going to Win' [interview]

  AS the election fever reaches final stretch, The Financial Gazette spoke to Alex Magaisa (AM), a senior advisor in Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's office about his party's... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: TV Viewers Dump ZBC

  DECADES of a monopoly and partisan programming by the state-owned Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) has forced millions of television viewers to look beyond the country's... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Coalitions On Shaky Ground

  THE coalitions separately stitched together by leaders of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) formations are standing on shaky ground, raising questions as to whether they... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Dabengwa Discloses Reasons for Leaving Zanu-PF

  DUMISO Dabengwa has revealed for the first time some of the problems that led to the revival of ZAPU, which in 1987 went into a Unity Accord with ZANU-PF to end disturbances that... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zuma's Clout Bruised

  THE silencing of Lindiwe Zulu, the spokesperson for South African President Jacob Zuma's facilitation team in the local dialogue could signal a possible waning of the African... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mudede Now Holds Key to Elections [analysis]

  AT the time of this publication, Zimbabwe will be six days away from what looks like a destiny-defining election. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mugabe or Tsvangirai?

  AS Zimbabweans go to the polls on Wednesday, the battle of the titans will once again be between President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister (PM) Morgan Tsvangirai who may not meet... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Government Rendered Dysfunctional

  GOVERNMENT has virtually been paralysed as ministers and members of the presidium intensify their political campaigns ahead of next week's polls. Read more »

July 18

• Zimbabwe: Presidential Debate Long Overdue [analysis]

  ON July 31, Zimbabweans will vote for their representatives for the presidency, the House of Assembly and Council seats without having had the opportunity to challenge them to... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Nedbank Extends U.S$75 Million to MBCA

  MBCA Bank has secured US$75 million from majority shareholder, Nedbank Group of South Africa, to provide lines of credit to Zimbabwean companies.MBCA managing director, Charity... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Byo Welcomes Elections

  Bulawayo's business community is happy that elections will finally be held at the end of this month, putting an end to uncertainty that has hamstrung operations.Association of... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: ZPC Secures U.S $29 Million for Pipeline

  THE Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC), a subsidiary of ZESA Holdings, has secured US$28,6 million from the Export Import Bank of India for the rehabilitation of the Deka pipeline, The... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: I Can Fire This Biti Fellow, Cdes [column]

  Dear Cabinet and Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Election Commission Exposed as Polls Loom

  BUNGLING by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) in the conduct of the two-day special vote could be a harbinger of worse things to come unless urgent measures are taken to... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: ASL Bails Out Govt

  HOTEL and leisure group, African Sun Limited (ASL) has moved to bail out government from a potential embarrassment by putting up a semi-permanent convention centre at its at... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zimbabweans in SA, Bots Shun Elections

  Zimbabweans based in South Africa and Botswana appear disinterested in the forthcoming elections as traffic through points of entry linking Zimbabwe to these neighbouring countries... Read more »