April 26

• Zimbabwe: Price On Mutasa's Head

  DIDYMUS Mutasa, the fourth most senior member of ZANU-PF, made startling revelations this week to the effect that he was being persecuted by party rivals who are convinced he is... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Principals Stuck On Poll Dates

  PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe and his ZANU-PF party are all but isolated on the timing of the forthcoming polls as all the other political leaders within and outside the Government of... Read more »

April 25

• Zimbabwe: Doubts Over Mugabe's Call for Peace

  PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe's repeated calls for peaceful elections and tolerance of divergent political views might be sweet music to the ear but few believe in his ability to walk... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Sk Moyo Consolidates Power Base

  SIMON Khaya-Moyo, the ZANU-PF national chairperson and main contender to land the vacant post of second Vice-President is using the current restructuring of the party to pursue the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Fall Out Over Poll Funding

  A MAJOR fall out is looming in the inclusive government as debate over the funding of harmonised elections expected later this year rages amid discord over the role of the United... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Peace Call - Genuine or Grandstanding? [column]

  WHEN I heard President Robert Mugabe's call for peaceful elections as he addressed the crowd gathered for Independence Day celebrations, I couldn't help but reflect back on these... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Primaries Could Prove the MDC-T's Waterloo

  THE Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) has set May as the month for its internal elections to choose candidates to represent it in the pending general elections to be held... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: FDI Share Picks Up

  South Africa is losing its status as the gateway into Africa as international investors lose their trust in the government. And Zimbabwe is one of the unlikely winners. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Needs Servant Leadership

  FOR some, the problems afflicting ZANU-PF are a matter of chickens coming back home to roost. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Communities Still Traumatised By 2008 Political Violence

  AS the country edges closer to polls, fear is still haunting some victims of the 2008 electoral violence as political ghosts of that period were never exorcised during the life of... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: MDC-T MPs Feel the Heat

  THE continued postponement of primary elections in the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) has unsettled aspirants most of whom this weekend rushed to hold rallies in their... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Trade Fair Lights Up Byo

  An all too familiar scene gripped the usually sleepy second city as the 54th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) opened this week. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zuma Digs in On Election Roadmap

  SOUTH African President Jacob Zuma is adamant that parties in the Global Political Agreement (GPA) should draw-up an acceptable election roadmap to be implemented before the polls. Read more »

April 24

• Zimbabwe: Thinking Globally [column]

  It is said that "change is the only constant", and that the world is now a "global village". Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Understanding Social Entrepreneurship

  IN my continuing discussion on the thematic domain of entrepreneurship, I examine in this instalment social entrepreneurship which is gaining widespread ascendancy both as an... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mutyebere, Manatsa Win Zim Award

  PACKERS International group chief executive officer (CEO), Tawanda Mutyebere and British American Tobacco Zimbabwe managing director Lovemore Manatsa were voted joint winners of... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Dairibord Rolls Out U.S. $2 Million Plants

  DAIRIBORD Holdings Limited (DHL), the country's largest dairy products manufacturer, says its nutritious foods and beverages unit, Lyons, will roll out tomato sauce and salad-cream... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Income Bill to Change Tax Information Management Systems [column]

  A new Income Tax Bill was gazetted in November 2012. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: AFDB Warns Banks

  THE loan-to-deposit ratio for Zimbabwean banks increased to 93,4 percent in January this year, from 91,6 percent in December last year, a report by the African Development Bank... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: ZSE Begins Hunt for CEO

  THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has begun the search for a new chief executive officer (CEO) to replace Emmanuel Munyukwi, who departed last year after 11 years at the helm of... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Election 'Date Threats' - Who Is Prepared? [column]

  WITH about two months before June 29, Zimbabweans are subjected to a debate over the suitable date when the country should conduct its post-transitional elections. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Could PCA Be Punching Above Its Weight

  LISTED transport and logistics operator, Pioneer Corporation Africa Limited (PCA), whose pre-tax losses worsened to US$208 000 during the year to December 31, 2012 from US$46 000... Read more »

• Zambia: Zim, Zambia Serious With Batoka

  ZIMBABWE and Zambia last week started the hunt for a projects manager to spearhead construction of the long-awaited 1 650 megawatt (MW) Batoka hydro power project. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Govt Backtracks On Ghost Workers

  GOVERNMENT last week dramatically summersaulted over the ghost workers controversy that has gripped the Public Service Commission, with a Cabinet minister rejecting reports that a... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Ensuring Food Security [analysis]

  Can Brazil be inspirational? Read more »