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Former Botswana Leader Khama Gives Advice to President Mnangagwa

Former Botswana president Ian Khama has warned Zimbabwe's Emmerson Mnangagwa to only allow in investors who'll create employment for significant numbers of Zimbabweans. Khama - has been much more supportive of new president Mnangagwa than he ever was of former president Robert Mugabe.

Zimbabwe: Dump Fly-By-Night Investors, Khama Tells Mnangagwa

New Zimbabwe, 29 September 2018

Former Botswana President Ian Khama has warned the new Zimbabwean government not to entertain foreign investors who come in with their small projects which are only capable of… Read more »

Former Botswana president Ian Khama and Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa (file photo).

Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Courts U.S. Investors

The Herald, 25 September 2018

President Mnangagwa says foreign direct investment will play a key role in Zimbabwe's quest for middle income status by 2030 and Harare will accelerate the pace of its robust… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Country Re-Awakening From Its Tourism Slump

CAJ News, 1 October 2018

Zimbabwe has emerged among the top global destinations for South Africans as the move by the new administration to revive the tourism industry pays dividends. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Perception in World Affairs

The Herald, 1 October 2018

The role of perception in world affairs is so central and significant that billions and billions of dollars are poured into propaganda systems each year to influence how people… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Kirsty Coventry Speaks On First Targets in Office

263Chat, 1 October 2018

The new Minister of Sport, Youth, Arts and Recreation, Kirsty Coventry has outlined her plans and first targets to be pursued in her first week in office. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Govt Courts India to Invest in Local ICT

The Herald, 28 September 2018

Government has invited India to invest in the information and communication technology sector in response to President Mnangagwa's mantra that "Zimbabwe is open for business". Read more »
Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa's UN Performance Shames Detractors

The Herald, 1 October 2018

The hatched plan by the MDC-Alliance supporters in the United States to humiliate President Mnangagwa, through demonstrations during the just-ended 73rd Ordinary Session of the… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Opposition's Chamisa Scorns President's Golf Course Offer to Trump

New Zimbabwe, 27 September 2018

MDC leader Nelson Chamisa has slammed President Emmerson Mnangagwa following the latter's strange land offer to US President Donald Trump to build a golf course in Victoria Falls. Read more »

InFocus

Is Zimbabwe Finance Minister Ncube's Mission Impossible?

Newly- appointed Finance and Economic Development Minister Mthuli Ncube faces the unenviable task of navigating Zimbabwe's stuttering economy through serious challenges and will ... Read more »
- Zimbabwe: Ncube Meets Business Leaders in Search for Common Ground With Stakeholders
- Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Side-Lines Kwekwe Henchman
Sanctions Against Zimbabwe Could Go, But Under One Condition

The U.S. sanctions on Zimbabwe imposed in 2002 and 2003 over gross human rights abuses, undermining of democratic processes and corruption under then president Robert Mugabe will ... Read more »
- Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa's 'New Dispensation' Yet to Prove Itself - U.S.
- Zimbabwe: U.S. Sanctions Will Go If Constitution Is Fully Implemented, Govt Told

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