May 24

• Zimbabwe: CIO Deputy Director-Internal Kanengoni Dies

  CENTRAL Intelligence Organisation (CIO) deputy director- internal, Elias Kanengoni has died. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Political Deal Cutting As MDC-T Primaries Begin

  The MDC-T's long-awaited primary elections commence this weekend amid accusations that behind the scenes some aspiring candidates are cutting deals while others have subtly been... Read more »

• Africa: Zim Lags Behind As Africa Marks New Era

  TOMORROW Africa celebrates 50 years since the formation of the African Union (AU), formerly the Organisation for African Unity (OAU), on May 25 1963 withsome countries, including... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: ZCTU Blasts MDC-T Policy Document

  THE Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has blasted MDC-T's Agenda for Real Transformation (Art) policy document launched last weekend as anti-workers and pro-capital as it... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: MISA Calls for Urgent Media Reforms

  THE Media Institute of Southern Africa - Zimbabwe Chapter (Misa-Zimbabwe) has made a passionate plea to government principals to urgently implement media reforms following the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 'Zim Can Have More Radio, TV Stations'

  ZIMBABWE has enough frequencies to licence more radio and television stations despite assertions by the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) and... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Stop Deluding Yourself, Mandiwanza [analysis]

  Industrialist Anthony Mandiwanza is concerned about "distorted" representation of Zimbabwe and suggests that a "strategic response" is needed to demystify negative perceptions,... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mining Sector Growth Slows

  Zimbabwe's mining sector might not meet the 17% growth target projected by government due to softer international commodity prices and local systemic factors such as inadequate... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Vulnerable in Next Elections [opinion]

  ZIMBABWE'S political playing field is still uneven and heavily tilted in favour of the incumbent President Robert Mugabe and his Zanu PF party. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Chiweshe, Guvava Join Constitutional Court

  JUDGE President George Chiweshe and Justice Antoinette Guvava are now acting judges of the newly established nine-member Constitutional Court that started work yesterday when it... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: ZIFA Probe Sithole, Chinyama Moves

  Zifa is investigating cases of suspected financial prejudice at Harare giants Dynamos over the transfer of players to South Africa last year and early this year. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Makarau Speaks Out [interview]

  Zimbabwe Electoral Commiss-ion (Zec) chairperson Justice Rita Makarau  has challenged critics who have accused Zec of being run by state security operatives and incompetent... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: BancABC Sup8r Returns

  THE BancABC Sup8r tournament is set to roar with epic fixtures in the first round after the sponsors and Castle Lager Premier Soccer League confirmed the return of the competition... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Trade Deficit to Widen to U.S.$3 Billion

  EARLY signs show that Zimbabwe's trade deficit will widen to more than US$3 billion this year from US$2,6 billion in 2012, an economist has warned. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: DPC Throws Weight Behind Recapitalisation

  THE Deposit Protection Corporation of Zimbabwe (DPC) has come out in support of the increased capitalisation requirements for banking institutions in Zimbabwe, saying the move was... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Still Rolling Out the Barrel

  Delta Corporation Limited, the biggest counter on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) by capitalisation, recently published results for the 12 months ended March 31 2013. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Microfinance Bill Is Customer Friendly [column]

  During the past two weeks, both lower and upper houses of Parliament have carefully considered the Microfinance Bill, together with other Bills. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Bosso Take Charge in Topsy Turvy Topflight

  Dynamos' football is not often imperious but their resolve and unity is carrying the day as they continue to protect an unbeaten record, but it is Highlanders who retain top spot... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zim Faces Food Crisis

  THIRTEEN years after its fast track land reform programme, Zimbabwe is still importing most of its food and is far from regaining its breadbasket status. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Politburo Supports Mujuru to Succeed Mugabe

  VICE-PRESIDENT Joice Mujuru has virtually secured a copper-bottomed guarantee to take over as the next president of Zimbabwe in the event that President Robert Mugabe resigns, is... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zim Struggles to Turn Human Rights Corner

  WHENEVER its democratic and human rights record has been criticised, President Robert Mugabe's Zanu PF often retorts; it cannot be condemned for its abuses because it actually... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Bid to Annul 2008 ZB Deal

  FINANCIAL conglomerate, ZB Holdings faces an uncertain future amid revelations that former majority shareholders in Intermaket Holdings (IHL), mainly Nicholas Vingirayi's... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zim Shortchanged in Mining Deals - DPM

  THE new Minerals Policy should contain a clause which states that the right to mine should be linked to payment for the value of the un-mined asset, according to Deputy Prime... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: MDC-T's Shift From Slogans to Ideas [opinion]

  One of the most important characteristics of any group that is developing towards dominance is its struggle to assimilate and conquer ideologically the traditional intellectuals,... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Managing Local Content Via Your Websitemag

  IN the last instalment TechnoMag had an opportunity to talk to executives behind the wheels of Zimbabwe's technology growth at a broadband forum sponsored by Telecel Zimbabwe and... Read more »