FIRE gutted former vice president Joice Mujuru’s Alamein Farm in Beatrice yesterday torching poultry houses and leaving 32 000 chicks dead, the Financial Gazette can report. (more…)

A CLUSTER of political parties constituting the bulwark of Zimbabwe’s opposition parties have made a giant leap towards the formation of a grand coalition to confront the ruling ZANU-PF party at the next polls in 2018, the Financial Gazette can report. (more…)

    ALL aid coming into the country will be channelled through Government under the Vote of Credit to prevent double allocation of funds to the same economic areas and enhance accountability of donor funds. (more…)

INVESTMENT into the country has averaged $400 million annually since 2010 compared to other countries in the region that are over us$2 billion billlion but has potential to surpass that if the doing business environment is improved. (more…)

THE Ministry of Tourism and Hospitality Industry has appointed a new eight member board of directors for the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) that will be chaired by TelOne chief executive officer Chipo Mtasa. (more…)

OVER two million subscribers lurched into crisis after government yesterday ordered the smallest mobile telecommunications firm by subscribers, Telecel Zimbabwe, to stop operating after the company failed to pay for its licence. (more…)

BICKERING among factions in ZANU-PF that are jostling to succeed President Robert Mugabe, has thrown spanners into the party’s restructuring, thereby dealing a hammer blow to on-going efforts meant to rescue the country’s economy from the abyss. (more…)

PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe has called on Zimbabweans in South Africa to return home rather than continue to risk their lives to xenophobic attackers. (more…)

ZIMBABWE Stock Exchange (ZSE)-listed paint and chemical products manufacturer, Astra Industries will be delisting from the local bourse on April 30 after majority shareholders increased their shareholding to over 80 percent. (more…)

THE African Development Bank (AfDB) says Zimbabwe could secure trade insurance cover of up to US$500 million once it pays a US$15 million membership fee to join the Africa Trade Insurance. (more…)