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‘Mnangagwa is a loyal client’: If you need to dodge an assassin, this 32-year...
It’s a balmy November night in Harare’s leafy Gunhill neighbourhood when Ameerh Naran’s mobile phone rings.
The caller is the son of Emmerson Mnangagwa, Zimbabwe’s then-vice president. He wants Naran...
Govt spending shock: where did the billions go?
IN his first address as president last November, Emmerson Mnangagwa promised to focus on economic recovery and to “shed misbehaviours and acts of indiscipline which have characterised the past.”
But,...
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IN PICTURES | ‘This mine shaft is full of boys. They...
After four days trapped underground in flooded shafts, eight miners have been pulled out alive at Cricket Mine at Battlefields, near Kadoma....
Economy
AfDB: Zimbabwe economy will grow 4.2% in 2019, but country needs...
Zimbabwe’s economy will grow by 4.2% in 2019 and 4.4% in 2020, the African Development Bank forecasts, but the country must liberalise...
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Biti conviction: Does he keep his seat in Parliament?
Harare East MP and senior opposition MDC Alliance official Tendai Biti was on Monday convicted of violating the Electoral Act by illegally...
IN PICTURES | ‘This mine shaft is full of boys. They...
After four days trapped underground in flooded shafts, eight miners have been pulled out alive at Cricket Mine at Battlefields, near Kadoma....
UK firm Vast allowed to mine Chiadzwa diamonds, but gem policy...
London-listed miner Vast Resources will be allowed to mine diamonds in Zimbabwe, Mining Minister Winston Chitando says.
There has...
Mine collapse: The body count is rising in the mines, but...
The Zimbabwe government likes to tell us that rising gold output from informal mining is a good thing, but the dozens of...
Opinion
OPINION | All aboard ZUPCO: Is this a rebirth, or stillbirth?
By Mike Murenzvi
This article is a follow-up to my previous one, Kombi nation: Re-imagining our urban transport system.
In that article, I presented a number...
OPINION | The return of Anjin to Marange: the blind side of the ‘Zimbabwe...
By Mukasiri Sibanda
Government is on the overdrive to attract investment to stimulate desperately needed socio-economic development. Since Zimbabwe is endowed with huge mineral wealth,...
THE ZW VIEW: The mess that is Govt communications, and how to start cleaning...
We have all been watching Government fumbling with its
communication, and we’ve been doing it with face firmly in palm.
There are a few reasons why this has happened.
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Biti conviction: Does he keep his seat in Parliament?
Harare East MP and senior opposition MDC Alliance official Tendai Biti was on Monday convicted of violating the Electoral Act by illegally announcing the July 30 presidential...
IN PICTURES | ‘This mine shaft is full of boys. They are so young’:...
After four days trapped underground in flooded shafts, eight miners have been pulled out alive at Cricket Mine at Battlefields, near Kadoma. It is feared that dozens...
UK firm Vast allowed to mine Chiadzwa diamonds, but gem policy still fuzzy
London-listed miner Vast Resources will be allowed to mine diamonds in Zimbabwe, Mining Minister Winston Chitando says.
There has been speculation over the future...
Mine collapse: The body count is rising in the mines, but Govt is only...
The Zimbabwe government likes to tell us that rising gold output from informal mining is a good thing, but the dozens of bodies floating inside a mine...
OPINION | All aboard ZUPCO: Is this a rebirth, or stillbirth?
By Mike Murenzvi
This article is a follow-up to my previous one, Kombi nation: Re-imagining our urban transport system.
In that...
Teachers call off strike, for now
Teachers have suspended a national strike seeking better pay, unions said on Sunday, but warned that they could walk out from their jobs again if the government...
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