October 26

• Zimbabwe: Zim Version of Comrades to Be Staged in Sweden

  FOLLOWING its successful showing at Reps Theatre in July, the Zimbabwean adaptation of Swedish playwright August Strindberg's comedy Comrades is set to be staged in Sweden to... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zifa to Pardon Match-Fixers

  The Zifa board will pardon some of the players found guilty of match-fixing by the Independent Ethics Committee which handled the Asiagate probe. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Bigwigs Fight Over Key Citrus Farms

  ZANU PF bigwigs Local Government minister Ignatius Chombo, Mashonaland Central governor Martin Dinha and Lands and Resettlement minister Hebert Murerwa, are embroiled in a nasty... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Ministers Meet On New Budget

  SENIOR cabinet ministers are set to meet on Monday to discuss the 2013 national budget as part of Finance minister Tendai Biti's on-going budget consultations. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 'Zim Mall Project Lawful'

  ENVIRONMENT minister Francis Nhema has dismissed allegations that the construction of West Properties' US$100 million Mall of Zimbabwe in the plush Borrowdale area is threatened by... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Grace Mugabe Embroiled in Evictions Row

  FIRST Lady Grace Mugabe has courted controversy by allegedly pushing for the eviction of more than 50 resettled farmers close to her orphanage in Mazowe to make way for a game... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: New Pay Model Overdue in Zim

  We have discussed in this column that remuneration structures in our labour market are very paternalistic in nature. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: New Dawn Raises Gold Production Up to 16 Percent

  NEW Dawn Mining Corp reported a 16% increase in gold production for the quarter ending September 30, which led to a 17,3% increase in turnover from US$14,05 million to US$16,48... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: PSL Loses Sponsorship As Dynamos Benefits

  THE Premier Soccer League's relationship with BancABC has broken down with the sponsor pulling out of sponsoring the Supe8r tournament. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Resonant Leaders: Great for Business and Profits [opinion]

  Leaders have in the past often tried to get by through ignoring their employees' emotions, but in the modern world attending to emotions needs to be part of a great leader's... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: All-Stakeholders' Conference a Drab Affair

  THE troubled constitution-making process took only a stuttering step forward this week after the Second All-Stakeholders' Conference which brought together a motley mix of... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 'El Clasico' At Rufaro

  AS monumental as the Asigate scandal is, it has failed to steal the thunder from this weekend's titanic league clash between perennial rivals Dynamos and Highlanders at Rufaro... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Party Principals Clash

  SQUABBLES continue to rock the inclusive government as party principals this week clashed over the formation of a cabinet committee to drive the controversial constitution-making... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Farmers' Union's Deathwish [column]

  SINCE Zimbabwe embarked on its ill-conceived land reform programme in 2000, its agricultural activity has been semi-moribund. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: TPH to Dispose of Loss Making Puzey & Payne

  TRACTIVE Power Holdings (TPH) is set to dispose of its loss-making motoring subsidiary Puzey & Payne as the group seeks to streamline its operations following the acquisition... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Minister Begs for Elections Money

  FINANCE minister Tendai Biti says government would soon send an SOS to several Western countries and other global donor organisations for money to fund the referendum and elections... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Generals Fear Losing Assets After Election

  FOLLOWING controversial remarks by senior Zanu PF officials, Justice minister Patrick Chinamasa and party spokesperson Rugare Gumbo, that the military would not accept an MDC-T... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Campaigns for 'No' Vote

  ZANU PF hardliners have clandestinely embarked on a countrywide tour to meet villagers and urge them to vote "No" in the referendum if the draft constitution is adopted in its... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Steps Up Poll Campaigns

  ZANU PF is stepping up efforts for massive campaigns ahead of do-or-die elections next year which might mark the end of President Robert Mugabe's 33 years in power. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Gwekwerere Finally Leaves Caps

  Striker Evans Gwekwerere has finally left Harare giants Caps United to join Botswana champions Mochudi Centre Chiefs. Read more »

October 16

• Zimbabwe: Politburo Rejects Election Ambush

  THE decision-making Zanu PF politburo has rejected an ambush proposal by the party's commissariat department to hold potentially-explosive primary polls next month to clear the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Living in a Police State [opinion]

  ENERGY minister Elton Mangoma was held by police for three hours on Wednesday and later released on charges of insulting President Robert Mugabe over statements he made at a rally... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Biti Walks Tight Budget Rope

  ANOTHER year is about to pass and we now eagerly await the presentation of the 2013 national budget by the Finance minister Tendai Biti on November 15. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai Should Stop Denials

  IT was commendable for Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai to apologise to the nation two weeks ago in Bulawayo for his sexual indiscretions while purportedly searching for a new... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: SFG Faces Closure

  ZimRe Holdings Limited's (ZHL) short-term insurance subsidiary, SFG Insurance Company, faces closure after recording a huge negative solvency ratio as its capital base fell far... Read more »