November 23

• Zimbabwe: Budget Realistic but Politically Poisoned [analysis]

  HEIGHTENED expectations were replaced with sobre realities in the aftermath of last week's national budget presentation by Finance minister Tendai Biti, with business leaders and... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: SMEs - Govt Must Now Go Beyond Lip Service

  It is gratifying to note that our authorities are now going a tad beyond lip service in recognising the importance small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Zimbabwe have for economic... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Interfin Bosses Face Criminal Charges

  International audit firm KPMG has recommended the curator of Interfin Banking Corporation (Interfin) to consider civil action and criminal charges against the directors and... Read more »

November 16

• Zimbabwe: A 'Fresh Beginning' for RTG - New CEO [interview]

  RAINBOW Tourism Group (RTG) last week announced the appointment of Tendai Madziwanyika (TM) as CEO. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Copac Draft - Politburo Hands Over Disputes to Principals

  THE Zanu PF politburo deliberated on the Second All-Stakeholders' Conference consolidated report on the contentious Copac draft constitution on Wednesday and agreed to hand over... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Nation a Destination for the Brave [opinion]

  IN 2003, Anglo American Platinum (Amplats), the world's largest platinum miner, triumphed over the Zimbabwe government's demands that it cede 15-20% equity in Unki Mine, then an... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Biti Presents Paltry U.S.$3,8 Billion Budget

  FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti yesterday presented a paltry US$3,8 billion "developmental budget", describing it as the most difficult to construct in the short life of the inclusive... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Government to Computerise Mining Register

  GOVERNMENT will soon establish a new, secure and computerised register of mining rights and titles to assist in administering mining activities in the country, a senior government... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Clubs Petition for Bigger Say

  Football clubs will demand more representation in the Zifa assembly at the next indaba which is set for the end of the month. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Violence - MDC-T Drags Feet On Action

  T has delayed sanctioning party heavyweights implicated in the Trust Manda Commission report on violence amid fears any decisive action could further widen fissures in the party... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai, Mugabe Agree On Save Invasions

  PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai have agreed to end invasions of the money-spinning Save Valley Conservancy - the largest private wildlife sanctuary in... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Heavyweights' Deaths Open Up Political Fray

  OVER the years since Independence in 1980 Zanu PF's deep-rooted factionalism, which started during the liberation struggle in camps across Zambia, Tanzania and Mozambique, has been... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 'British American Tobacco Spying On Competitors'

  British American Tobacco Zimbabwe Holdings Ltd (BATZ) is allegedly spying on its competitors and had adopted an industrial espionage strategy a few years ago, an internal document... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Blaming Diamond Leaks On Sanctions Debunked

  A NEW report on diamond mining says Zimbabwe has lost billions in revenues through illicit parallel market activities, including price manipulation and pillaging, deflating... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: South Africa Play Set for Theatre in the Park Premiere

  A South African play entitled Ten Bush is set to premiere at Theatre in the Park in Harare on November 6. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Nation's Industrial Sites Now Ghostly

  THE hum of heavy machinery, once a defining feature of the city, is long dead in Harare's Graniteside industrial area. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Unitary State Hegemonic [opinion]

  THE recent confirmation by Local government minister Ignatius Chombo that Zvimba district in Mashonaland West province - where President Robert Mugabe and himself come from - will... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Young Turks Push for Renewal

  MOVES by Zanu PF provinces to inject new blood into their structures are likely to further widen the party's factional cracks ahead of primary elections to select candidates for... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Disagreements Stall Wealth Fund

  DISAGREEMENTS over which ministry is to house the country's Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF), into which proceeds from natural resource rents such as royalties are to channeled, have... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Female Artists Make a Stand Against GBV

  IN solidarity with the annual 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence, female artists from various disciplines will showcase their productions at the Book Café from... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Speaker Bemoans Composition of Standing Rules Committee

  SPEAKER of parliament Lovemore Moyo has bemoaned the composition of the legislature's Standing Rules and Orders Committee (SROC) which is dominated by members of the executive,... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Dube - Chickens Come Home to Roost

  THE chickens are coming home to roost for Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) president Cuthbert Dube following his habit of spoon-feeding the association. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Kudos to 'Great' Kali

  HE might not be an author of beautiful football, but Dynamos coach Kalisto Pasuwa is on the brink of completing another remarkable fairy tale with the 'Glamour Boys' which would... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Butcher's Long Break Worry

  NATIONAL cricket coach Alan Butcher has expressed concern at the lack of Test action ahead of the team's next assignment away to the West Indies for a two-Test series in February... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Sustained Stability Key to Recovery

  FINANCE minister Tendai Biti Friday presented a US$3,8 billion 2013 national budget, maintaining a hopeful line while painting a gloomy picture of the situation as he rang the... Read more »