December 2

• Zimbabwe: ZBC Crisis Deepens

  The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) has asked journalists and other workers at the stable to go door-to-door collecting licence fees. The move is seen as a desperate... Read more »

• Zimbabwe/South Africa: Billiat, Booth in Training Bust-Up

  Zimbabwe Warriors midfielder Khama Billiat was on Thursday involved in a training ground bust-up with his Ajax Cape Town teammate Matthew Booth resulting in him being assaulted by... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mukamba Still Around for Dembare

  DYNAMOS' player of the season Denver Mukamba and Devon Chafa's handlers are in fresh negotiations with Dynamos with a view to extending the duo's contracts. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Surprises On New Warriors Bench

  NEWLY appointed Warriors head coach Klaus Dieter-Pagels has presented his shocking wish list of assistant coaches that includes novices former Dynamos coach Lloyd Mutasa,... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Cyclone Stars Hold Mufakose Queens

  Mufakose Queens missed out on closing the gap at the top when they drew with Cyclone Stars in a Marange National Women's Soccer League match at Alexandra Sports Club yesterday. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Miss Curvy in GTEL Face of Zim Final

  Miss Curvy Zimbabwe 2011, Tanya Chikuni, is expected to contest at the GTel Face of Zimbabwe beauty pageant which will be held at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC)... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Leaders to Pay for Crimes Against Humanity - ICC

  POLITICAL leaders and individuals evading justice despite committing serious crimes now risk prosecution outside the country as efforts are being made to mobilise International... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 'The World to End in Three Weeks' [opinion]

  THE world, will come to an end in three weeks, at least if you believe in an ancient Mayan tradition that claims it will end on December 21 2012. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Global Losses to Hit Insurance Sector - Expert

  THE losses which hit the world insurance market due to natural disasters are set to push the cost of insurance or reinsurance by at least 5% next year, an insurance expert has... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Essar Wants Assurance On Zisco Deal

  INDIAN firm Essar recently sought clarification from government on whether it would transfer iron ore claims necessary for the finalisation of the takeover of troubled steelmaker,... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Airzim Back On Reservation System

  AIR Zimbabwe is back on the global reservation system after renewing its membership, a move that is expected to drive traffic to the national airline. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Garanganga Wins Futures Tennis Tourney

  ZIMBABWE tennis ace Takanyi Garanganga won his first professional single's title on home soil after beating South African Keith Crowley in the finals of the US$10 000 23rd Century... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Nation Should Wake Up to Reality [editorial]

  Driving down highways and dirt roads in southern Zimbabwe, one cannot miss the smell of death emanating from the parched veld. Scrawny animals -- donkeys and cattle -- feebly try... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Kunonga Must Make Peace With Gandiya [editorial]

  Excommunicated Anglican Bishop Nolbert Kunonga marked a new low in his fight for church properties last week when he resisted their lawful takeover by the victorious Bishop Chad... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: ACCC Push Off in Byo

  Hippo Valley opened their Africa Cup of Club Champions hockey tournament account with a 2-1 win over compatriots Hullets at Khumalo Hockey Stadium yesterday. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mystery Shrouds MPs' Loans Write-Off

  MYSTERY surrounds a US$9 million car loan that was advanced to legislators but has reportedly been written-off after the parliamentarians failed to repay. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Party Faces Cash Dilemma

  ZANU PF is struggling to raise US$2 million required to host the party's annual national people's conference. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Gandiya Takes Over Anglican Properties

  THE Anglican Church of the Province of Central Africa (CPCA) yesterday said it had taken over most of the properties from defrocked Bishop, Nolbert Kunonga, following a recent... Read more »

November 26

• Zimbabwe: Xtra-Large, Nyaradzo Go Green

  Listening to songs from Xtra-Large's album, Miti Hupenyu, one might be forgiven for thinking they are listening to the Nigerian dynamic duo, P-Square, chanting lyrics in Shona. Read more »

November 25

• Zimbabwe: Take the Initiative - Create Your Own Future [column]

  People are successful because they have made a clear, unequivocal do or die decision to be successful. People are unsuccessful because they have not made that decision. -- Brian... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Gandiya Vows to Bring Normalcy to the Church [interview]

  The five-year property wrangle between the Anglican Church of the Province of Central Africa (CPCA) and its defrocked Bishop Nolbert Kunonga came to an end last week when the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Outcry Over Party Ruling

  THERE is an outcry in the MDC-T over attempts by the party leadership to spare sitting legislators from facing primary elections, with some aspiring candidates describing the move... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Outrage As Green Fuels Auctions Stray Cattle

  A local ethanol producing company, Green Fuels has been accused of confiscating villagers' cattle that would have strayed in the sugarcane plantations and selling them to the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Two More District Hospitals for Harare

  PLANS are at an advanced stage to turn two clinics into district hospitals in Harare to relieve pressure on referral hospitals in the capital city. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Banking Sector Frets Over Biti's Reforms

  THE ramifications of Finance minister Tendai Biti's move to control charges and interest rates were felt across the banking sector last week with executives warning that such a... Read more »