November 8

• Zimbabwe: Beer Brewer 'Rested'

  Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-Listed Blue-Chip Counter Delta Beverages This Week De-Commissioned an Old Beer Brewing Plant .The facility, which is at Delta's Southerton industrial estate... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Govt to Buy Highfield Properties

  GOVERNMENT will soon open discussions with several families in Harare's Highfield suburb occupying houses previously owned by national heroes. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Khupe Faces Resistance in Mat North

  Deputy Prime Minister (dpm) Thokozani Khupe Is Facing Resistance From the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) Matabeleland North Province As She Tries to Penetrate Her Home... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Evolving Political Violence [column]

  PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe's incessant calls for violence-free elections cannot afford to be ignored at all. He has been at it for some time. Despite the statements he has made, we... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Sham Poll Looms ...as President Mugabe Skirts Crucial Reforms

  THERE are fears the country could be heading for another sham election next year after President Robert Mugabe last week outlined a legislative agenda for the new session of... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Trial Affects Siwela's Political Ambitions

  Siwela and his co-accused, Charles Thomas and John Gazi were arrested in March last year after they were found distributing flyers calling upon people to stage protests against the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zapu to Contest in Polls

  Dabengwa revived ZAPU in 2009 after a brief flirtation with Simba Makoni's Mavam-bo/Kusile/Dawn in the controversial 2008 harmonised polls. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Hunyani Shuts Down Byo Operations

  Paper manufacturing giant, Hunyani Holdings Limited, is winding up operations at Hunyani Printopak, its Bulawayo unit, as reports suggested it was relocating to Harare in December,... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Sharpe's Mall of Zim Set to Boost Tourism

  Ken Sharpe's proposed US$100 million exquisite shopping complex, which is hoped to be the second largest shopping mall in Africa, is expected to boost tourism activity in the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Real Cause of Liquidity Crunch [column]

  Our liquidity woes continue unabated, and this Christmas for many is set to be the worst since dollarisation. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Peace Talk - Is Mugabe Grandstanding?

  PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe has not been his fiery old self lately. He appears to have discarded his salvos aimed at the West, especially the former colonial master Britain and the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Legislators On Spending Spree

  THE country's legislators spent huge sums of money at a three-day pre-budget conference held in Victoria Falls over the weekend, undermining Finance Minister Tendai Biti's "we eat... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Industry Up in Smoke

  A CONFEDERATION of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) survey released yesterday gave the picture of an industry giving in to economic pressures arising from a dysfunctional government that... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mat Farmers Appeal for Livestock Fund

  Farmers in Matabeleland have challenged Finance Minister, Tendai Biti, to consider introducing a livestock revolving fund in his 2013 budget to enable them to buy inputs such as... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai Doomed [opinion]

  PRIME Minister(PM) Morgan Tsvangirai may have come within a whisker of winning the presidential election in the economic turmoil of 2008, but in 2013, when Zimbabweans are expected... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Manufacturing Sector Haemorrhages - Survey

  Capacity utilisation in Zimbabwe's troubled manufacturing sector has plummeted by 13 percentage points to 44,2 percent, highlighting the haemorrhage in the sector, a Confederation... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Padenga Buys U.S Firm

  LISTED crocodile skin processor Padenga Holdings Limited has bought a 50-percent stake in United States of America's Lone Star Alligator Farms LLC for US$1,6 million as another... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 'Nobody in GNU Is Invincible' [interview]

  Interview with Constitutional and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Eric Matinenga (em) Has Decided Against Contesting in Next Year's Polls Following a Term in Which He Was One of... Read more »

November 2

• Zimbabwe: Oils Essen Crowned Top Tobacco Grower

  THE Tobacco Sales Floor (TSF) once again hosted the TSF Tobacco Grower of the Year competition with Oils Essen, which was among the winners last year, walking away with the top... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Homemade Dividends Fail to Sparkle [column]

  Gordon's dividend irrelevance theory does not seem to hold in the Zimbabwean market, if the reaction to Econet's latest results is anything to go by. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Shareholders Flex Muscles Against Timba

  A tumultuous meeting of Africa First ReNaissance Corporation Limited (Afre) shareholders sealed the fate of embattled former executive chairperson, Patterson Timba, whose bid to... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Chronicle of Zim's Failed Agric Sector

  ZIMBABWE'S agricultural sector is again struggling to feed a hungry nation more than a decade after the country launched its controversial agrarian reforms that sought to put an... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Election Talk Hogs Ministers' Indaba

  THE country's looming harmonised elections set for the first half of next year hogged the limelight at the just-ended 4th Session of the Joint Commission for Cooperation between... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Bulawayo Club in 21st Century

  WHEN family members on holiday from Harare North expressed a desire to visit Bulawayo and the Matobo National Park, nothing seemed more appropriate or enticing, and plans were... Read more »

November 1

• Zimbabwe: CSOs in Save Constitution Campaign

  ZIMBABWE'S civil society organisations (CSOs) have appealed to the three Global Political Agreement (GPA) principals to allow Parliament to complete the crafting of the new... Read more »