May 02

• Zimbabwe: Diamond Workers' Union On Cards

  WORKERS in the diamond mining sector have approached government to register a trade union that will specifically represent their interests. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Uncertainty Over Telecel's Indigenisation

  MYSTERY surrounds Telecel Zimbabwe's indigenisation proposals amid indications that government is not satisfied with the company's plans submitted more than two weeks ago. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Agonies of the Jobless

  DESPITE widespread company closures sweeping across the country, the jobless still flock to a government-run recruiting agency in downtown Harare in the hope of securing... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Musicians in Feeding Frenzy As ZITF Closes

  Spoilt for choice is the phrase that aptly captures the atmosphere in the city of Bulawayo as the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair hurtled to a close over the weekend. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zimplow Disposes of Puzey & Payne

  FARM implements manufacturer, Zimplow Holdings, says its motor vehicle dealer, Puzey & Payne will be offloaded from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed group before the end of... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Discount Houses Knocked Out of Market

  ZIMBABWE's once robust discount houses have quietly disappeared from the market. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Spotlight On Corruption On Press Freedom Day

  WITH the world celebrating World Press Freedom Day today, the spotlight has been cast on corruption bedeviling the media industry in the country as media groups seek to protect the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: New Income Tax Bill: Organisations Residency [column]

  In our introductory article last week we considered application of residency principle to individuals. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Scaling Greater Heights [column]

  Last week, I was invited in my capacity as founder and executive officer of the small to medium-sized enterprises (SME) Association of Zimbabwe to attend the first the Common... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Voters' Roll, Electoral Typology [column]

  So mobile voter registration is now open, or is supposed to, as from April 29. It is unfortunate that Zimbabwe now has to rush through such critical election processes which must... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Army Chief, Ministers Clash

  BRIGADIER General Mike Sango, the Chief of Defence Intelligence, has clashed with two ministers following the eruption of a land dispute in Mashonaland East. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mugabe's Options After Dissolution of Parly

  PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe may be left with no other option but to resort to presidential powers in order to deal with any situation that might require him to put in place an enabling... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Remembering Zim's Unsung Heroes

  THE pungent stench of rotting corpses lingered in the air for more than five months after the intense hour-long gun battle. Jackals, dogs and crows helped themselves to decomposing... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Drought Deals Heavy Blow to Cattle Breeding

  A devastating drought which swept through Matabeleland South last year, leaving over 3 000 cattle dead, dealt a heavy blow to the annual agricultural show, The Fingaz Farming can... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Intercorp Brings Best of Best to HIFA

  The entertainment industry is no doubt fundamental to the sharing and retention of Zimbabwean cultures and value systems. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 'Invest in Zim Now'

  The Zimbabwe Investment Authority (ZIA) last week took advantage of the international business conference, which ran concurrently with the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair to drum... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Democracy Within Parties, Pitfalls [column]

  WHERE we discuss the issue of primary elections for political parties in Zimbabwe, it is more or less a discussion on the internal processes of the same entities. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: GMB in U.S.$25 000 Profit

  THE Grain Marketing Board (GMB) returned to profit during the year to March 31, 2012 after successive years of losses although the State-controlled enterprise has remained stuck in... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Valuations Critical Before Selling Property

  PROPERTY sellers must do several things before selling their assets to attract higher prices, a leading property firm said this week. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Gold Price Plunge Shocks Mines

  A SUSTAINED slump in international gold prices registered in the past month could trigger the closure of some gold mines and curb investment, analysts warned this week, as the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Harare Transport System's Villains

  AT the corner of Chinhoyi Street and Kwame Nkrumah Avenue look-outs hang around lazily but alert for any signs of trouble. An equal number of sentries with a similar mission stand... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 'Plot to Oust Mugabe'

  ZANU-PF succession fights took a fresh twist this week when the country's war veterans acknowledged a bid to block President Robert Mugabe from standing as the party's presidential... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: MTP Is a National Plan' [interview]

  THE Minister of Economic Planning and Investment Promotion, Tapiwa Mashakada  argues that Zimbabweans have tested a better life during the lifespan of the inclusive government... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: ZSE Rebounds After Govt U-Turn

  THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) last week ended its losing streak as trades rebounded across the board from Wednesday following reports that government would relax its... Read more »

April 26

• Zimbabwe: Airzim Cashes in On ZITF

  Cash-strapped Air Zimbabwe (AirZim) is cashing in on the on-going Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) with all its flights into the second city fully booked until the end of... Read more »