July 11

• Zimbabwe: Zapu in Turmoil

  A FACTION within ZAPU has broken ranks with the party's leadership two weeks before crucial elections, citing irreconcilable differences over the manner the party is being run. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Kanyekanye Exit Exposes Wrangles

  JOSEPH Kanyekanye's resignation as chairman of the boards of Capital Bank and Rainbow Tourism Group (RTG) could be a microcosm of intense board wrangles rattling both institutions... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Brace for Run-Off

  A PRESIDENTIAL election run-off pitting bitter rivals President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister (PM) Morgan Tsvangirai once again is one huge possibility that could emerge from... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Parly Faces Lawsuits

  PARLIAMENT faces possible litigation from former lawmakers who were not paid their allowances by the time the legislative assembly was dissolved on June 29. Read more »

July 04

• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Outwits Tsvangirai

  THE Constitutional Court sits today to consider an application in which the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) formations are seeking to have the July 31 poll date extended by... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Primary Elections Inflict Wounds On MDC-T, Zanu-PF

  THE just-ended primary elections to select candidates that will represent ZANU-PF and the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) at the forthcoming polls have not only been... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: What's So Wrong With Pre-Election Reform? [opinion]

  PRO-REFORM advocates have in recent weeks and months been under heavy fire from "conservatives" as Zimbabwe inches closer to the next harmonised election, with the latter crowd... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Violence Is for Idiots [opinion]

  FOLLOWING the sitting of the Nomination Court on Friday, the electorate now knows who is standing for which ward or constituency and for which political party; in other words, the... Read more »

May 08

• Zimbabwe: NSSA Should Pay Unemployment Benefits to Youths, Graduates [column]

  THERE is no doubting the growing frustration among hordes of unemployed youths and graduates of Zimbabwe some of whom could not miss the opportunity to ambush a government minister... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Massive Milk Deficit Hits Zim

  ZIMBABWE has experienced a four million litre monthly milk deficit in the past few years following the depletion of its national dairy herd, which has declined to 26 000, from 197... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: The Nation's Projected New Constitutional Order [column]

  THIS year's Press Freedom commemorations, observed on May 3, 2013 are blighted by two tragic events -- the sudden death of veteran journalist Ben Madzimure on the day of the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: The SME Stock Exchange [column]

  The need to have a lower tier stock exchange in Zimbabwe to cater for smaller businesses has for long been recognised, but progress towards making it a reality has been slow. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: SADC Facilitation Confronted With Zanu-PF's Obstinacy

  SOUTH African President Jacob Zuma's facilitation team came to Harare last week, but its mission was largely in vain after failing to meet ZANU-PF negotiators. The team only... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: ZPC Plans 400mw Plumtree Solar Plant

  The Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) is considering setting up a 400 megawatt (MW) solar power plant in the southern town of Plumtree as part of ongoing efforts to solve the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Concerned About This Baba Jukwa, Cdes [column]

  Dear Cabinet and Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Murambatsvina Scars Remain

  IN 2005, President Robert Mugabe's niece Patrick Zhuwao rushed to Manyame in a bid to stop people's homes from being demolished in his then constituency during operation... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Kasukuwere's Regulations Unlawful

  THE Parliamentary Legal Committee (PLC) this week said the Zimbabwe Youth Council (general) regulations gazetted by the Minister of Youth Development, Indigenisation and Economic... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Massive Shakeup At Zesa

  TWO months after Cabinet endorsed a plan to unbundle loss-making State-run power monopoly, ZESA Holdings, government has made key appointments to head newly created stand-alone... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Doubt Over Security Sector Reforms

  ZIMBABWE's top police, intelligence and army bosses appear unmoved by the recent regional diplomatic offensive by the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) to pressurise President... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Machirori Honoured

  FORMER Financial Gazette deputy editor-in-chief Edna Machirori was recently awarded the 2013 International Women's Media Foundation (IWMF) Lifetime Achievement Award, after working... Read more »

• Southern Africa: SADC Rapped Over Zim

  Mediation efforts by the Southern African Development Community (SADC) into Zimbabwe's protracted election crisis have been rapped in a new report released by the International... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: VAT Continues to Dominate Revenue

  Despite the seemingly toughening economic environment in the country, government revenue collections seem to be getting better each year. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Botswana Flushing Out Zimbabweans

  BOTSWANA has tightened the noose on permit applications, leaving thousands of Zimbabweans in that country whose applications have been rejected with the prospect of being forced to... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Loneliness Among Foreign Students! [column]

  Loneliness among foreign students is in my opinion the most singular cause of disaffection among them. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Farmers Abandon Wheat Production

  HIGH production costs, cheaper imports, difficulties in accessing funding, ageing irrigation infrastructure and ballooning electricity overheads, which are all currently affecting... Read more »