Arthur Mutambara on Zimbabwe’s elusive dream
Former Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara talks a lot of sense about present day Zimbabwe saying the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front cannot be talking...
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Mnangagwa heads into ZANU-PF conference full of confidence
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa will this week go to the annual ZANU-PF people’s conference in Esigodini with his head held high, despite an acute economic...
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Mnangagwa says the Motlanthe Commission report will be made public
President Emmerson Mnangagwa today told Zimbabwe’s representatives abroad that the Kgalema Motlanthe Commission of Inquiry into the 1 August violence report will be made public....
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Undenge acquitted
Former Energy Minister Samuel Undenge was today acquitted on the criminal of abuse of office charges in which he was accused of using undue influence...
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Tendai Biti hogs the limelight at the expense of Chamisa again
Movement for Democratic Change deputy chairman Tendai Biti, whom the United States seems to be pushing at the expense of opposition leader Nelson Chamisa, has...
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ZANU-PF open to talks, but not GNU, MDC must recognise Mnangagwa as President
The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front is open to talks with the opposition Movement for Democratic Change but this should not be about a government...
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Zimbabwe has a net foreign currency surplus but Mnangagwa’s figures don’t seem to add up
Zimbabwe exported goods valued at $5.661 billion up to 16 November and paid out $4.054 billion leaving a surplus of $1.6 billion but President Emmerson...
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Mnangagwa says Zimbabwe is moving forward, whatever doom-sayers say
President Emmerson Mnangagwa today said Zimbabwe is clearly moving forward whatever doom-sayers might want to say. Writing in his weekly Column in the Sunday Mail,...
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Zimbabwe companies want tax system to include informal economy
Zimbabwean companies, which include units of South African commercial firms, want the government to restructure and broaden the tax system to include the booming informal...
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They said China could not do it. It did. Why can’t Zimbabwe do it too?
I have just been reading a series of stories about China in the New York Times. I was quite intrigued by Part 1, especially its...
