February 10

• Mugabe Outwits Tsvangirai Ahead of Zuma Talks

  SAR

  President Robert Mugabe this week (8 February 2012) hastily swept under the carpet his ongoing conflict with his partners in Zimbabwe's three-party government - apparently to head... Read more »

• Sikhala to Embark On 66 Day Hunger Strike Over Mugabe

  SW Radio

  The president of the breakaway MDC-99 political party Job Sikhala has told SW Radio Africa that he and 70 members of his party leadership will go on a 66-day hunger strike at the... Read more »

• Asiagate to Haunt the Country- Mahere

  The Herald

  THE Asiagate scandal will haunt the nation for more than five years with the country battling to rebuild its battered image, a senior Government official said yesterday. Secretary... Read more »

• Of Rhino Horn, Manhood, Fingernails and Toenails [opinion]

  The Herald

  In the village, the size of the snake is irrelevant to its capacity to kill but that fact is mostly ignored when one suddenly bumps into a snake. Again, in the village, the snake... Read more »

• Decision to Keep Chihuri Is a 'Retrogressive Step'

  SW Radio

  The decision to keep Augustine Chihuri as commissioner-general in an acting capacity has been described as a retrogressive step by a number of leading pro-democracy activists. Read more »

• Chihuri's Stay in Power a 'Betrayal'

  SW Radio

  Augustine Chihuri's continued stay in his powerful position as Zimbabwe's police chief is being described as a 'betrayal', regardless of the temporary nature of the job. Read more »

• Former ZBC Boss Unleashed Terror in Norton

  SW Radio

  Christopher Hatikure Mutsvangwa, the former director of the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) unleashed a reign of terror in the Norton constituency after losing to a little... Read more »

• Activists Dismiss Principals' Meeting As 'Mere Talk'

  SW Radio

  Zimbabwe's principal leaders have been strongly criticised for showing no urgency in implementing reforms that they have agreed to, just a day after the coalition government... Read more »

• 'Govt Should Relax Conditions On Duty Exemptions' [opinion]

  The Herald

  THE application for duty exemption on equipment meant for the hospitality industry should be more flexible to enable players in the sector to benefit sufficiently, a local... Read more »

February 9

• UNWTO General Assembly - Now Is the Time to Prepare [editorial]

  The Herald

  ON 26 August next year, Zimbabwe puts itself and its northern neighbour, Zambia, under the world spotlight when they co-host the prestigious United Nations World Tourism... Read more »

• Botswana Army Chief Commends Local Indigenisation Policy

  The Herald

  Botswana Defence Forces Commander Lieutenant General Tebogo Carter Masire has commended Zimbabwe's indigenisation policy urging the country to ignore propaganda on programmes that... Read more »

• Airzim Needs Urgent Attention - Mzembi

  The Herald

  TOURISM and Hospitality Industry Minister Walter Mzembi says Government should sort out the financial mess in Air Zimbabwe ahead of the United Nations World Organisation General... Read more »

• New Pay Dates for Civil Service

  The Herald

  GOVERNMENT has changed pension and pay dates for all civil servants with effect from this month to allow it more time to mobilise funds amid liquidity constraints on the market. Read more »

• GPA Principals Meet

  The Herald

  PRINCIPALS to the Global Political Agreement met yesterday and reaffirmed the need to follow the Constitution in the reappointment of Police Commissioner-General Augustine Chihuri. Read more »

• Business in the Global Village [column]

  Financial Gazette

  If your name has featured on a website as being a key contact person within an organisation, no doubt you will have received several solicitations for business from overseas... Read more »

• GPA Monitors Witness Brutal Police Assault On WOZA Members

  SW Radio

  Riot police in Bulawayo assaulted members of the Women Of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA) pressure group on Tuesday, and arrested coordinator Jenni Williams as she emerged from a meeting... Read more »

• Mujuru Family Urged to Fight On for the Truth

  SW Radio

  The family of the late army general Solomon Mujuru have been urged to continue fighting for the truth, after a Harare magistrate declined their request for his body to be exhumed... Read more »

• Popular Mereki Drive-in to Reopen After Typhoid Scare

  SW Radio

  On Saturday Harare officials will reportedly reopen the popular Mereki Drive-In, which was closed last month as the city battled to contain the spread of typhoid that has gripped... Read more »

• Principals Agree Police Chief Post Now 'Vacant'

  SW Radio

  The three principals to the Global Political Agreement have agreed that the current position of Commissioner-General is now 'vacant' and Augustine Chihuri will serve in the... Read more »

• Zanu-PF 'Mischief' Behind EU's False Statements On Gukurahundi

  SW Radio

  ZANU PF 'mischief' is believed to be behind recent statements attributed to the European Union (EU) commissioner in the country, who was quoted as dismissing the Gukurahundi... Read more »

• Alliance Francaise Hosts Adam Chisvo Tribute Concert

  The Herald

  JAZZ sensations Victor Kunonga, Chiwoniso Maraire and Hope Masike will tonight host a concert in tribute to the late mbira guru, Adam Chisvo. The two-hour concert will be held at... Read more »

• Sickness Could Not Hold Her Down

  The Herald

  WHILE to many people, being admitted into hospital might mean spending one's time lamenting over the pain they are going through, for motivational speaker and author Apostole... Read more »

• PAP to Become Legislative Body

  The Herald

  THE Pan African Parliament is on the verge of being transformed into a legislative body once African Ministers of Justice and Attorney Generals scrutinise the proposal. Read more »

• Steelnet Goes Into Final Judicial Management

  The Herald

  STEELNET shareholders and creditors have voted for the company to go into final judicial management to allow a reconstruction plan to be implemented, judicial manager Chris Maswi... Read more »

• Urban Well-Drilling - Ticking Time Bomb

  The Herald

  "Chitungwiza Town Council is failing to provide us with water to the extent that sometimes we spend a week without the precious liquid. "Water woes have forced us to dig wells and... Read more »