IF he had his way, Nelson Chamisa said on Wednesday, he would not have participated in an election without his demanded reforms.
But as “a leader who is democratic”, he yielded to the people, including traditional leaders, war veterans, serving...
PAN-African research project Afrobarometer’s latest poll on the July 30 general election, released on Friday, shows a tight race between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his main challenger, Nelson Chamisa.
The poll, conducted roughly a month before the general election using...
Jorum Gumbo, the former Transport Minister, has been arrested for his actions around the Zimbabwe Airways controversy. But it tells a story of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s feeble anti-corruption drive that none of the charges Gumbo faces shed...
President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Thursday set a highly ambitious legislative agenda for his government.
There are at least 40 pieces of legislation, from new Bills, amendments and ratifications that are planned.
Given the recent record on enacting legislation, there’s little reason...
In August 2006, news came out that Sydney Gata had been sacked as boss of power utility ZESA. A reporter at The Financial Gazette picked up the phone to call him for comment.
"Chimbosiyaivo...
President Emmerson Mnangagwa sold optimism in his state of the nation address Thursday, saying a period of exchange rate stability shows that his policies are delivering. But not everyone is convinced that it's time to break out the festive...
Two influential US senators want America to “enhance the tools at its disposal” to act on Zimbabwe. It’s a sign that US-Zimbabwe relations are nowhere near mending, nearly two decades after sanctions were imposed.
In June, Zimbabwe's central bank introduced the foreign currency auction system, one of many policy measures attempted over the past two years to stabilise the crisis-hit currency.
So far, companies have accessed a total of US$434.7 million from the auction....
By Ranga Mberi
Today, November 14, marks the 21st anniversary of "Black Friday", the day the Zimbabwe dollar crashed in 1997.
We track the Zimdollar’s collapse from that fateful November day, and the many desperate policies enacted over the past...
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya served up his first monetary policy speech of the year on Monday in typical fashion; over-optimistic bluster topped with a pious sermon explaining away his policies.
