National Railways of Zimbabwe seeks to borrow $10 million to overhaul locomotives
Struggling state-owned National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) plans to borrow $10 million from local banks to finance the overhaul of 10 locomotives this year, an...
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Robert Mugabe Wikileaks cables – Part Seventeen
Former army commander Solomon Mujuru was aware that President Robert Mugabe was going to lose the 2008 elections and told him to resign 19 days...
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Zimbabwe fast food giant seeks London listing
Fast foods group Simbisa Brands says it’s seeking regulatory and shareholder approvals for a secondary listing on the London Stock Exchange Alternative Investments Markets (AIM)...
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Production at Amplats Unki mine up
Platinum production at Unki Mine for the second quarter to June 30 rose 10 percent to 19 500 ounces compared to 17 800 ounces in...
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Robert Mugabe Wikileaks cables – Part Sixteen
President Robert Mugabe has been at the helm of the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front for 40 years now and according to the United States...
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Zimplow back in the black
Agro industrial group Zimplow has posted $263n000 profit after tax for the six months to June from a $2 million loss in the comparable period...
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What Britain can learn from Zimbabwe
There is a lot that Britain can learn from Africa and especially from Zimbabwe, a British legislator of African origin Kemi Badenoch said last week....
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Zimbabwe to release 1 million ha of protected land for mining
Zimbabwe is planning to release one million hectares of protected land to small-scale gold miners across the country to boost production, Mines and Development deputy...
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Robert Mugabe Wikileaks cables – Part Fifteen
United States ambassador Christopher Dell, who most people believe was posted to Zimbabwe in 2004 to effect regime change, said President Robert Mugabe has survived...
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Bidding war at Zimbabwe Stock Exchange listed CFI?
Agro-industrial group CFI Holdings traded at 31.05 cents, 41 percent above Stalap’s minority offer price of 22 cents, raising the possibility of a bidding war...