The Morgan Tsvangirai Wikileaks cables-Part Twenty-Eight Talks between Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front leader Robert Mugabe and Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai almost hit a stalemate when some senior ZANU-PF officials including Central Bank governor Gideon Gono and President Robert Mugabe’s wife Grace tried to scuttle the Global Political Agreement and marginalise Tsvangirai. Continue Reading →
Zimbabwe business leaders tell Mugabe the country is in need of comprehensive reforms Zimbabwe’s business leaders have told President Robert Mugabe that the country is in need of “comprehensive reforms” to attract investment, end cash shortages and stave off rising inflation but stopped short of telling the aging leader that the country was in a crisis. Continue Reading →
TelOne legacy debt now at $374 million Fixed telecoms operator, TelOne, says its legacy debt has grown to $374 million, putting off potential partners and attracting higher cost of borrowings. Continue Reading →
Botswana donates Foot-and-mouth vaccines to Zimbabwe The government of Botswana says it has donated 473 200 doses of foot and mouth disease (FMD) vaccine to Zimbabwe to help contain the outbreak to stop it from spreading across the borders. Continue Reading →
Tsvangirai says Mugabe should not use the ethnic card to propel his wife Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai today blasted tribalism saying ethnicity breeds nepotism, regionalism, racism and xenophobia. Continue Reading →
Zimbabwe earns $3.2 billion forex in 8 months Zimbabwe’s foreign currency receipts rose 6.6 percent to $3.2 billion in the eight months to August from $3 billion in the comparable period last year, buoyed by mineral earnings, according to central bank governor, John Mangudya. Continue Reading →
