November 18

• Zimbabwe: Nation Takes Pride in Tanya Cavanah

  Zimbabwe might have posted its record lowest athlete representation at the 2012 London Olympics, but the country can take pride in having one of its own being involved in... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Triangle Football Club Gains Promotion

  EASTERN Region Division One side Triangle was promoted into the Premiership labouring to a 1-0 win over Gazza Gunners in Chipinge yesterday. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zoap 2012 Reviews Drawing to Close

  The Zim on a Plate Reviewing Season for 2012 is drawing rapidly to a close. In the next few weeks you'll be hearing more from the four sponsors, as side by side with messages from... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Afreximbank to Fund Industrial Revival

  THE Africa Import-Export Bank (Afreximbank) is set to provide the bulk of the US$100 million fund for the revival of industries through a local fund, Finance minister Tendai Biti... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 'Diamond Benefits to Cascade to Masses'

  ZIMBABWE made a great leap forward in polishing its battered image, soiled by the controversy surrounding the Marange diamonds, where issues such as upholding transparency and... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Deeds, Not Words Mr President [editorial]

  President Robert Mugabe delivered a lecture on leadership in Mutare on Friday where he implored Zimbabwean leaders to be morally upright and principled. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Best 11 Players Selected

  Highlanders provided the highest number of players in the XI 2012 Soccer Stars, selected in Harare yesterday. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Ncube, Agricultural Officials to Finalise Setting Up of Comez

  INDUSTRY and Commerce minister, Welshman Ncube is set to meet officials from the Ministry of Agriculture later this month to finalise the setting up of the Commodity Exchange of... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Caps United Beat Shabanie to End Season in Style

  CAPS United ended the Premiership season in style, dispatching Shabanie Mine 2-0 in a Castle Lager Premiership match at Rufaro yesterday. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai Willing to Co-opt Mugabe Ministers

  PRIME Minister Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday said he would not hesitate to co-opt level-headed Zanu PF ministers in his government should he win next year's elections. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 'Stax Should Focus On Its Long Tradition of Great Coffee' [opinion]

  Nearly two decades ago on a bitterly cold winter's morning, I discovered that Stax makes excellent coffee, and warmed myself up well while enjoying some. I am glad to report that... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: BCC Loses War Against Open-Air Worshippers

  A clampdown on open-air churches by the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has been temporarily stopped after some of the churches accused the local authority of tribalism. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: History of the Mystery Mirror! [column]

  I'll start this week telling you not about somewhere I've been....but outlining an event I hope to attend. Read more »

November 13

• Zimbabwe: U.S. Election Ignites Desire for Progress [editorial]

  Americans are ordinary people like all of us but, unlike us, they have created a political system that works; this is highlighted in the way they choose their presidents. Read more »

November 12

• Zimbabwe: BBA a Springboard for the 'Unknowns'

  Although the rest of Big Brother Africa (BBA) contestants, besides winners, walk away empty-handed, the reality show has become an important stepping stone to showbiz for... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Liquidity Challenges to Persist - Gono

  RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor Gideon Gono has warned that liquidity challenges will persist as Zimbabweans continue facing stringent conditions to access lines of credit. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai, Khupe Fallout Deepens

  PRIME Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has said his deputy, Thokozani Khupe would face party disciplinary action, the latest indication of a major fallout between the two. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Inaugural Diamond Conference Opens

  THE inaugural Diamond Conference opens in Victoria Falls tomorrow as Zimbabwe plans to tap knowledge on how it can harness diamond resources. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Companies Team Up to Launch Stock Exchange

  PRIVATE equity firm, Brainworks Capital has teamed up with a South African company and the National Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Fund (NIEEF) to set up a stock exchange,... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: 'RTG to Bounce Back'

  RAINBOW Tourism Group (RTG) new chief executive officer, Tendai Madziwanyika says the hospitality concern would return to profitability by the end of next year. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Kirsty to Make a Comeback

  Seven time Olympic medalist Kirsty Coventry ends her sabbatical next weekend when she takes part in the inaugural Troutbeck Mile Open Water Swim in Nyanga. Read more »

November 11

• Zimbabwe: Dandare Impresses in Botswana

  ZIMBABWE athlete Dzingai Dandare has set his sights on the oldest race in the country, the Harare Athletics Club (HAC) 20 Miller that is on early next month. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Leopard Rock Club to Host Navistar Open

  All roads lead to Mutare for the Navistar Leopard Rock Open golf tournament which tees off next week at Leopard Rock golf course. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Fireworks Expected in Darts Jewel Cup

  Fireworks are expected when the Jewel Cup, a darts tournament, reaches the final stage on Saturday at Highfield New Camp Canteen. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Plans to Deal With Rogue Members

  Zanu PF has threatened to discipline members that flout the party's rules in their bid to seek election as it prepares for primary elections ahead of national plebiscite next year. Read more »