Bulawayo approves $3.8 trillion for 2006
The Bulawayo City Council has approved a $3.8 trillion “maintenance budget” for 2006 which will see charges increase by an average of 250 percent but...
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Chamisa accused of destroying the opposition but says...
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Zimbabwe central bank governor says people will soon...
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List of Zimbabweans and entities on the Canadian...
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23 questions and answers on Zimbabwe’s new currency
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Four things Zimbabwe should be aware of to...
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Zimbabwe sitting on stockpile of ivory worth US$700...
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ZiG is my currency, your currency, everybody’s currency-FinMin
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Introduction of ZiG part of the de-dollarisation agenda-...
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Zimbabwe grappling with its 6th currency change
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Chamisa starts whatsapp news channel
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Media reporting on Zimbabwe drought is disappointing
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ZiG can only last if Mnangagwa puts his...
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Zimbabwe turns to gold in effort to permanently...
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Zimbabwe introduces new currency called ZiG, aims to...
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No, the United States has not lifted sanctions...
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Zimbabwe dollar officially breaches $20 000 to the...
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A critical look at the revocation of US...
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Mnangagwa cornered over long overdue monetary policy statement
Zimbabwe Insider - Part 1673
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Gono gets it right this time but………
Central bank governor Gideon Gono may have got his exchange rate policy right this time but this could be derailed by commercial banks that have...
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Divisions healthy for democracy and MDC
Divisions that rocked the Movement for Democratic Change over participating or boycotting the senate elections were healthy for the party and could see it emerge...
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Dunlop still in dire straits
The future of Bulawayo tyre manufacturing giant, Dunlop Zimbabwe, is still uncertain as the company was only given US$300 000 to manufacture tyres for one...
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MDC heading for a split
Divisions within the opposition Movement for Democratic Change that have been simmering for some time came to a head last week when the party failed...
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Rift in MDC not just about Senate
The rift within the Movement for Democratic Change continued to widen this week with the three Matabeleland provinces vowing to contest the senate elections scheduled...
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Water shortage in Bulawayo turns political
The shortage of water in Bulawayo, which has gripped the city for the past four months, has turned political. The mayor, Japhet Ndabeni-Ncube, has accused...
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Mayor hits out at developers
Executive Mayor Japhet Ndabeni-Ncube has called on private developers to take their contracts seriously, saying the council spent a lot of time vetting them before...
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Bulawayo blasts ministries
The Bulawayo City Council has blasted two government ministries, its parent ministry and that of Water Resources, for sitting on council proposals while at the...
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ATMs not meant for distressed economies like Zimbabwe’s
If it were a riddle, it would go something like this. “When does a person suddenly become seven people without using any magic wand?” The...