IT was always going to be interesting to hear how President Robert Mugabe would respond to the indication that his former protégée, Joice Mujuru, was preparing to challenge him for the country’s top job. (more…)

BELEAGUERED hospitality concern, Rainbow Tourism Group (RTG), is scrambling to avert demise after its current liabilities more than doubled during the half-year to June 30, 2015, against the backdrop of shrinkage in current assets. (more…)

CAPE TOWN — Seventy-eight dispossessed white commercial farmers who this week successfully auctioned Zimbabwe government’s property in Cape Town will continue piling up pressure on Harare for compensation. (more…)

MINERAL exploration is likely to dominate the annual Zimbabwe Mining and Infrastructure Indaba to be held from 14th to 16th of October in Harare, with promoters saying the issue was likely to be “one of the main highlights” of the much-anticipated event. (more…)

LATEST data from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe shows that annual broad money supply growth rose 5,9 percent in July from 5,1 percent in June 2015. Monthly broad money supply growth, however, recorded a 1,54 percent decline to US$4,47 billion from US$4 54 billion in June. (more…)

  CAPE TOWN: A Zimbabwe government property in Cape Town has been auctioned for R3,7 million (approximately US$280 000) despite the Zimbabwe ambassador to South Africa’s claims that R800 000 had been paid to settle the punitive cost order required to block the sale of the house at…

INTERNATIONAL legal history will be made at 10am on Monday when the first sale in execution of a Zimbabwean property in South Africa takes place in Cape Town, civil rights group AfriForum said. (more…)

  THE Financial Gazette Staff Reporter, Andrew Kunambura, was on Friday arrested by overzealous Harare municipal police officers for taking pictures of the officers while arresting some vendors in Harare central business district. (more…)

MEMBERS of the ruling party’s supreme decision-making body in between congresses, the Politburo, last week begged President Robert Mugabe to take decisive action before the infighting in ZANU-PF could degenerate into a state of paralysis, the Financial Gazette can report. (more…)

VICTORIA Falls — Several medical aid societies face closure after thousands of formally employed workers were made redundant following the July 17 Supreme Court ruling that gave employers the right to fire workers on three months’ notice. (more…)