November 1

• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Ducks Key Reforms

  The country could be headed for another controversial election as the legislative agenda spelt out in Parliament by President Robert Mugabe this week skirted fundamental issues... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Biti Walks Tight-Rope

  Tendai Biti, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) secretary-general is a marked man. Doubling up as the country's Finance Minister under the fragile unity government, Biti... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mtshabezi Pipeline Complete

  Construction of the Mtshabezi water pipeline to supply the city’s feeder dams has been completed, providing temporary relief to residents who are currently reeling from... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: IMF Remains Tight-Fisted On Natiom, But Relaxes Restrictions On Technical Support

  JOE Mutizwa, who built the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE)-listed beverages group, Delta Corporation Limited, into a bellwether stock, has partnered with renowned accountant, Nyasha... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 2013 a Tough Year - Tsvangirai

  PRIME Minister (PM) Morgan Tsvangirai has warned Zimbabweans to brace for a tough year saying 2013 is set to be "a critical year of many burdens and responsibilities," as the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Will MAT Be the Political Game-Changer?

  Matabeleland is once again proving to be the battlefield for opposition politics in Zimbabwe with rival parties scrambling for votes from the region, as the make-or-break elections... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Chinese Deals Drive Local Mines

  CHINESE investors, often despised for their disregard of labour laws and good business practices in Zimbabwe, have emerged as the biggest job creators in the southern African... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Humanitarian Crisis Looms in Harare [analysis]

  Despite water being central to life on this planet, in Zimbabwe and especially Harare it is something that seems to be taken for granted. An investigation into Harare’s... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Civil Servants Strike Threat Falters

  CIVIL servants' threat to go on a crippling nationwide strike has faltered amid intense infighting between representative unions in the government workers' umbrella body. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: BAT International to Finance Local Empowerment Vehicle

  British tobacco firm, BAT International Holdings (UK) Limited, is to splurge cash into an employee share ownership trust (ESOT) meant to allow its subsidiary, British American... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: MPs CDF Maelstrom

  IT is every local Member of Parliament's curse. In bad times, for some reason, a Zimbabwean legislator is expected to provide the tonic for all the problems that befall his or her... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Real Estate Summit On This Month

  THE Zimbabwe Real Estate Investment Summit, whose objective is to promote real estate finance and development in the country, will be held on November 28 at the Monomotapa Crowne... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Taxation of SMEs [opinion]

  The issue of bringing the informal or small and medium enterprise sector into the tax net is one that once again seems to be coming into the limelight, and no doubt the Minister of... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Ncube's Protest March Non Event [document]

  Editor - The boycott of the opening of the second All Stakeholders' Conference on Constitution making process last Monday by Professor Welshman Ncube and his Movement for... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: So Near, Yet So Far

  ZIMBABWE'S target to reduce HIV and Aids prevalence to nine percent by 2015 is within range especially after the country managed to bring down the rate from about 27 percent just... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: CABS Unwilling to Fund Insolvent Firms

  Central Africa Building Society (CABS), which has keys to the vaults for the US$40 million Distressed Industries and Marginalised Areas Fund (DIMAF) meant to resuscitate ailing... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Miscalculation - Zanu-PF's Waterloo? [opinion]

  My greatest fear is that ZANU-PF's demise will be due to the party's misreading and miscalculation of the changing political climate in Zimbabwe. Having been in power since 1980... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Private Media Under Threat

  THERE are fears Zimbabwe's small but vibrant private media faces renewed muzzling ahead of elections President Robert Mugabe wants held in March next year after the High Court last... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Indigenisation Policy - Sharing Crumbs of a Cupcake [opinion]

  When it comes to populist policies such as indigenisation, you cannot question the craftsmanship and frothing passion of its most avid political proponents. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Constitution Debacle [analysis]

  THAT the draft constitution has passed the Second All-Stakeholders' Conference is a huge achievement especially since the conference indaba was violence-free. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Biti - Redirect Economic Course

  On November 15, the 2009 budget, the first United States dollar budget by the beleaguered, cash-strapped government, had been crafted by then acting finance minister, Patrick... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Theatre in the Park in Feud Over Venue

  Rooftop Promotions, directors of Theatre in the Park, are on a collision course with the Zimbabwe International Book Fair (ZIBF) over contractual disagreements for the use of the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Bulawayo Hospitals Heavily Incapacitated

  Public hospitals in the second city are heavily incapacitated owing to acute shortages of specialists and qualified staff Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Colcom's Good Times - CEO Projects a 20 Percent Growth in Turnover [interview]

  COLCOM Holdings Limited, one of the few performing companies on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange, is targeting robust growth during the year to June 30, 2013, after stellar performances... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Tomana Prevails Over Chinamasa

  JUSTICE and Legal Affairs Minister Patrick Chinamasa has lost the war to enact the Attorney General's Office Bill he piloted through Parliament last year after President Robert... Read more »