Chombo taken to task after saying Gukurahundi is a non-issue
Home Affairs Minister Ignatius Chomo was on Wednesday taken to task when he was asked how he was going to deal with victims of the...
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RTG looks to expand capacity of Victoria Falls hotels
The Rainbow Tourism Group (RTG) says it intends to expand its hosting capacity in Victoria Falls to cash in on the expected increase in tourist...
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Fidelity profit falls to $2.3 million
Fidelity Life Assurance reported a 55 percent decline in after tax profit to $2.3 million in the full-year to December 31, weighed down by an...
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Financial Gazette confirms appointment of Machadu as managing director
The Financial Gazette, one of Zimbabwe’s leading financial papers, has confirmed the appointment of its former sales and marketing manager Pilate Machadu as the managing...
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Kasukuwere to be spared but demoted
Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front national political commissar, Saviour Kasukuwere, whose political career was on the balance following a massive vote of no confidence in...
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Hwange Colliery given lifeline
Hwange Colliery’s creditors have voted to approve a Scheme of Arrangement that will stagger debt repayments, saving the company from going under judicial management, officials...
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Mugabe says Zimbabwe is the most highly developed country in Africa after South Africa
President Robert Mugabe today laughed off remarks that Zimbabwe is a failed state and instead said it was the most highly developed country in Africa,...
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Zimbabwe reduces forex payment backlog by half
Zimbabwe’s central bank says the country has reduced its foreign payments backlog by more than 50 percent to $185 million, largely due to forex flows...
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Zimbabwe offers reward for exposing those hoarding cash
Zimbabwe’s central bank is offering a 5 percent reward to whistleblowers reporting on individuals, traders and firms hoarding, selling or illicitly funneling cash out of...
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Chinotimba says MPs should not pay for vehicles they use because they are doing government work
Buhera South Member of Parliament Joseph Chinotimba yesterday said legislators should not pay for vehicles that they were issued by the government because they are...