June 14

• Zimbabwe: Old Judges Unlikely to Offer New Jurisprudence [opinion]

  THE new Constitutional Court (Concourt) is unlikely to offer new jurisprudence into the law because the same judges who were in the Supreme Court are the ones sitting in the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Concourt Ruling Gives Mugabe Headache

  THE controversial Constitutional Court (Concourt) ruling that elections should be held by July 31 this year has placed President Robert Mugabe in a cauldron, given that he has to... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Not Ready for Elections - SK Moyo

  IN a race to meet the July 31 elections deadline Zanu PF is expected to conduct its primary elections on June 24, four days ahead of June 28 which President Robert Mugabe has set... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Lafarge to Invest U.S.$200 Million

  LISTED cement manufacturer Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe has announced plans to invest US$200million within the next 10 years towards setting up new cement manufacturing plant. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Ignites Political Storm [opinion]

  PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe's proclamation yesterday that general elections must be held on July 31 as recently ordered by the Constitutional Court (Concourt) after a Zanu PF-inspired... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: SFG Policyholders to Get Compensation

  The Insurance Pension Commission (Ipec) is working on modalities to reimburse, SFG Insurance, policyholders (in collaboration with the Ministry of Finance) an official said. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Golden Handshakes Costly to Shareholders

  RECENT reports that Telecel CEO Francis Mawindi was demanding a whopping US$1 million handshake from his former employers for wrongful dismissal made interesting reading. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Primaries - Zanu-PF Bigwigs Set to Fall

  AFTER many months of haggling over primary elections guidelines, Zanu PF is likely to plunge into further turmoil as its bigwigs face stiff challenges in the internal polls set to... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Lack of Media Reforms Unconstitutional [opinion]

  Reading Professor Jonathan Moyo's article in the Herald of June 10 2013, one is left wondering at the unashamed zeal he exhibited in trying to pull the wool over Zimbabweans' faces... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: ZSE CEO, Trust Holdings Clash

  Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) new chief executive officer, Alban Chirume has clashed with Trust Holdings Limited (THL) following the latter's failure to publish financial results... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Afre Bullish About Full Year Performance

  Afre Corporation is bullish about the outcome of its transformative process and expects to deliver on its budgeted performance for the year, CEO Douglas Hoto said. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Triggers War Over Elections

  PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe yesterday triggered a potentially explosive political battle with his coalition government partners after proclaiming dates for general elections as July 31... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Afrasia Kingdom-Wazara Talks Collapse

  Negotiations to narrow widening differences between AfrAsia Kingdom Bank and Spiritage Group CEO Zach Wazara have collapsed after the financial institution failed to submit a... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Fresh Chaos Rocks 30 - Day Voter Registration

  THE 30-day mandatory mobile voter registration exercise started amid chaos as despondent aspiring voters accused the Registrar-General's Office of employing delaying tactics to... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Concourt Ruling Sows Absurdities [opinion]

  IN arriving at judgments, it is important that courts do not cultivate the unsavoury impression that they are hell-bent on taking us back to the Court of Chancery in Charles... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: SADC Summit - D-Day for Zim [editorial]

  Where do we go from here? Another chapter of this rather tragic story is due to be written with a Sadc summit tomorrow in Maputo where election dates, funding and the roadmap will... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Beating Journalists Not Best Way to Win Friends

  The episode last Friday at Harvest House in which Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's security personnel attacked a journalist from this newspaper, Herbert Moyo, comes as no... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Biti Should Get Real [opinion]

  If that's what politics does to people, therefore wise men should stay very far away from it. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Several Cabinet Ministers Under Fire

  EVERAL cabinet ministers, mostly from Zanu PF, have for the past five months been ducking questions from MDC-T MPs on government's policy relating to the alleged partisan conduct... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Fierce Political Clashes Erupt

  A MESSY political stand-off between President Robert Mugabe and other government principals has erupted after his proclamation of poll dates yesterday to meet the recent... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Joblessness - It's Still Doom and Gloom

  AFTER attaining Independence in 1980, Zimbabwe was regarded as an economic powerhouse in Southern Africa, with hundreds of thousands employed in its industries. Many of the workers... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: BANCABC Releases Seized U.S.$11 Million

  LISTED financial services group BancABC's Constitutional Court appeal in its case against a Belgian diamond company, Mackie Diamonds BVBA will be heard on Monday before Chief... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Biti Abuses Employment Statistics [column]

  Early this week the Minister of Finance, Tendai Biti, deserved commendation when he announced that Government and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) had agreed that Zimbabwe... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Jonathan Moyo Singing for His Supper [opinion]

  It boggles the mind to figure out Jonathan Moyo's twisted logic in his daily rantings in the state-owned media to which the other parties don't have access. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Resorts to Powers of Decree

  IN a bid to meet the deadline set by the Constitutional Court (Concourt), President Robert Mugabe yesterday proclaimed elections will be held on July 31 as he controversially... Read more »