November 22

• Zimbabwe: Walking for the Love of the Environment

  In Murewa, one could actually feel the denseness of the forests that surrounded the Culture Centre near Murewa Mission, but this woodland is getting depleted, leaving this... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: CCP - Contrast to Zanu-PF [column]

  THIS week I am dedicating this column to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the recent leadership changes that took place at its 18th National Congress which began on November... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Bring Them to Book [opinion]

  The first one was the release of a Medium Term Plan (MTP) report which presented a picture of the inclusive government being one hopeless animal that must not be allowed to live a... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Stampede to Represent Zanu-PF, MDCs

  THERE is a stampede to represent ZANU-PF and the two formations of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) at next's year's polls, including from Zimbabweans in the Diaspora, a... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: In Defence of Marange Gems [opinion]

  Serious changes of opinion are rare in international politics, occurring maybe only once every quarter of a century. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Politics Poke Holes Into Biti's Budget

  FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti's 2013 National Budget, tabled in Parliament last week, contained little to remedy the country's dire economic problems, leaving the generality of the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Telecoms Customer Engagement Survey [column]

  The telecommunications industry is growing. The Ministry Of Finance (MoF) estimates that this year, the sector will grow by 6,00 percent (compared to 5,50 percent in 2011). Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zuma Mediation Slows Down

  SOUTH African President Jacob Zuma's (pictured) mediation in the Zimbabwe crisis is slowing down due to a plethora of political problems that threaten his leadership of the African... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Ncube's Dismissal of MPs Ill-Timed - Analysts

  POLITICAL analysts have described the firing of several legislators and councillors from Welshman Ncube's Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) this week as ill-timed, coming less... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: More Pressure On Mugabe

  PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe is under renewed pressure to call for by-elections in three vacant constituencies in Matabeleland after their former legislators appealed against a High... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Parties Turn to Social Media

  THE country's main political parties have all turned to social media to tap into the youth support base as the country heads for make-or-break elections next year. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Report Land Grabbers to Police, Says Chombo

  This follows reports by councillors at a recent council meeting that some municipal officials were working in cahoots with ZANU-PF functionaries to parcel out land to housing... Read more »

November 15

• Zimbabwe: Chingwena Swoops On Doves Holdings

  Business mogul, Moses Chingwena, has acquired Doves Holdings, from controversial businessman, Munyaradzi Kereke, as the country's oldest funeral services group sought outside... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Budget Should Target the Poor

  Finance Minister Tendai Biti  is today expected to present the 2013 national budget against the background of growing skepticism over its ability to transform a liquidity... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Developing a Performance Management Policy [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: Chinamasa Stalls Law

  JUSTICE and Legal Affairs Minister Patrick Chinamasa has stalled the enactment of a proposed reconciliation law that would have gone a long way in facilitating peaceful polls in... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Wrangle Over Govt Stands Intensifies

  THE long running housing stand saga involving a local church-cum land developing company over Tynwald Lot 14 in Harare has intensified with the residents association claiming they... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: DATCO, Muzarabani in Housing Partnership

  In its quest to gain town status, the Muzarabani Rural District Council has partnered with the Datco group in a massive housing project comprising the development of 150 hectares... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mutambara Camp Hits Hard Times

  DEPUTY Prime Minister (DPM) Arthur Mutambara's faction of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has hit hard times amid revelations his grouping is technically broke and is... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: WB - Use Minerals to Revive Manufacturing

  THE World Bank (WB) this week called on the country to leverage its mineral resources for revival of the struggling manufacturing sector, saying other countries like Malaysia had... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Good National Policies Failing On Implementation [column]

  The major threat to the Medium-Term Plan (MTP) is to do with political discord in the inclusive government particularly in year 2012. Politicians and their parties are already in... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Civil Society Lobbies Zambia Govt

  CIVIL society organisations (CSOs) this week took their lobby mission to Zambia to ratchet up pressure on Lusaka to force partners in the inclusive government to fully implement... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zuma Mediation On the Back Burner

  MEDIATION on Zimbabwe's political crisis is lurching from one hurdle to the other as South African President Jacob Zuma -- the Southern African Development Community (SADC) point... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Music Crossroads Showcases Artists

  What do the names Mokoomba, Bongo Love, African Destiny, Club Shanga, Gwari-mba, Liyana, Savannah Afros, First Farai and Progress Chipfumo have in common? Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Liquidity Trumps Growth

  Last week I had the priviledge of attending two key events in the corporate calendar, namely the manufacturing sector survey report, and the banks and banking survey. Read more »