OPINION | Zimbabwean nurses are leaving in numbers. Our Govt should help them go....
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Zimbabwe is losing many of its health professionals, such as nurses. In response, the government is making it harder for them to move...
Lawfare vs public welfare: the role of lawyers in solving Africa’s sovereign debt crises
By Andrew Chikowore, Mukasiri Sibanda, and Rangarirai Chikova
Observation has shown that it takes two to tango, but that isn’t a complete picture. Always...
Zimbabwe industrial power users lay out their plan to raise US$250m for floating solar...
By Godfrey Marawanyika
Zimbabwe's industrial electricity consumers and exporters aim to raise $250 million to build the first phase of floating solar panels...
Govt ‘worried’ over delays by Nigerian billionaire to deliver promised platinum project
The government will meet with Bravura, a company owned by Nigerian billionaire Benedict Peters, over delays to a platinum project in Selous.
“We are...
Mashold starts construction of new complex in Pomona, a mecca for property investors
Two years ago, property company Mashonaland Holdings was close to a deal to convert the iconic Charter House in the Harare CBD into a hotel. Last year,...
INSIGHT | Shares on Zimbabwe are up 800%. Not a good sign, in a...
By Ray Ndlovu
On the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange, home to the world’s biggest stock market rally, the gains come at break-neck speed: 5%, 10%, even 20%...
