Zimbabwe pensions might be revised from $60 to $150 a month by the end of the year
Senior citizens pensions under the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) might be reviewed upwards from the current $60 a month first to $100 and then...
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Telecel Zimbabwe seeks $200 million to revive operations
Zimbabwe’s smallest mobile network operator, Telecel is in discussions with investors over a $200 million loan seen as crucial to reviving its operations. Telecel has...
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Chinamasa urges Zimbabweans to change their mindsets, a person with 20 goats cannot say he is poor
Zimbabwe Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa urged Zimbabweans to change their mindsets and value the stock they owned because this was a form of wealth which...
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Zimbabwe Finance Minister says you cannot borrow money to pay lobola because a woman is not a tractor
Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa says people should borrow money for productive purposes and chided that one cannot borrow money to pay lobola-bride price- for...
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Meikles reaches agreement with government over central bank debt
Hospitality and retail group Meikles Limited has reached an agreement with the government over a Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe which has been outstanding for two...
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Nampak Zimbabwe profit falls from $1.48 to $838 000
Nampak Zimbabwe’s after tax profit fell 43.4 percent to $838 000 in the six months to March, from $1.48 million in the same period last...
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Wikileaks leaker goes to jail as a man, comes out as a woman
The United States army private who was jailed for 35 years for one of the largest leaks of classified documents was released today after serving...
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Zimbabwe to construct $200 million platinum refinery with Australian firm
Zimbabwe plans to construct a 300 000 tonne platinum refining plant in a joint venture with an Australian-based firm Kelltech at an estimated cost of...
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ZANU-PF president to be in power until 21 August 2018 even if Mugabe goes
The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front will be in power until 21 August next year even if President Robert Mugabe steps down, the parliamentary watchdog...
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Edgars Zimbabwe to give shares to workers in indigenisation deal
Clothing retail chain, Edgars Stores Limited, will issue an additional 9.24 percent shareholding to an employee ownership trust to meet the requirements of Zimbabwe’s local...