December 6, 2010

• Zimbabwe: Plea for Co-Existence After Poll [opinion]

  The impetus behind the writing of this week's column derives from my acute concern over the absence of serious thinking and national debate on how we can work out the grammar of... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Sanctions Bite Education

  A 15 million Euro tranche recently approved by the Germany government to finance the recovery of Zimbabwe's education sector has been stuck in Berlin since October after a key... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Opposes Tsvangirai's Court Challenge

  President Robert Mugabe is opposing Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's High Court application filed last week in which the premier is seeking the nullification of the appointment... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: NTS Bounces Back to Profitability

  National Tyre Services (NTS) has returned to profitability after an aggressive marketing campaign that lifted turnover to US$4, 9 million during the half year to September 2010 on... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Govt Workers Plot Unrest in January

  Government should brace up for crippling strikes next year as civil servants vent out their frustrations over the coalition's failure to meet their salary demands in the 2011... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Gender Violence Under Spotlight [opinion]

  Thirty-two year-old Chipo Banda (not her real name) has lost count of the number of times she has had to lie to explain to workmates how she periodically spots swollen eyes, scars... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Lonzim Turns Corner

  AIM-listed, Zimbabwe-focused investment group LonZim Plc, says there has been tangible progress in its Zimbabwean operations after turnover surged by 90 percent to 4, 9 million... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Masholds Cracks Whip On Tenants

  Industrial and office property group, Mashonaland Holdings Limited (Masholds), has expressed concern over the dwindling pool of quality tenants but pledged to continue with its... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Diamonds Saga Takes Nasty Turn

  The government has been accused of conducting secret diamonds sales worth several millions of United States dollars outside the auction system, documents filed in the High Court... Read more »

December 3, 2010

• Zimbabwe: 2011 Poll Now Doubtful

  PRESSURE is being brought to bear on Zimbabwe's top leadership to reconsider the decision to go to the polls next year in order to give the country's economy sufficient time to... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Honeymoon Over for Banks

  Zimbabwe's banking sector, which for close to a decade enjoyed unlimited access to deposits at no cost for on-lending at punitive interest rates, is set to kiss goodbye to the... Read more »

December 2, 2010

• Zimbabwe: More Sanctions On the Way! [column]

  While the last week of November is a thanksgiving period, and I would have normally devoted my time to that subject, I fear that there are more scary things that concern me as a... Read more »