SADC leaders are this week expected to endorse a long-term industrialisation plan that could help Zimbabwe reverse the collapse of its productive sector and plug an influx of cheap imported goods. (more…)

. . . fails to remit US$50m deductions THE cash-strapped government has failed to remit millions of dollars deducted from civil servants’ salaries for payment of their debts to various institutions for the past three months, exposing the workers to legal action, the Financial Gazette can reveal. (more…)

PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe has reversed the suspension of civil servants’ bonuses saying he was not consulted when it was announced. (more…)

CHINESE diamond mining firm, Jinan Mining, is under investigations for allegedly externalising close to half a billion dollars, which it later brought back into the country as investment capital, the Financial Gazette can exclusively reveal. (more…)

ZANU-PF hawks are blocking perceived allies of former vice president Joice Mujuru from contesting primary polls meant to select candidates for various legislative seats that became vacant following the expulsion of 21 Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) legislators from the august House. (more…)

FIRE-SPITTING former Hurungwe West legislator, Temba Mliswa, has taken a scathing swipe at his former party, ZANU-PF, blaming it for bringing the country to its knees through corruption and gross human rights abuses. (more…)

THE country's annual inflation for March gained 0.19 percentage points but the country is still in negative inflation at -1.20 percent. (more…)

THE Deposit Protection Corporation (DPC) has moved into the collapsed AfrAsia Bank after being granted a provisional liquidation order by the High Court and has started paying out $4,5 million to depositors whose funds were locked in the bank. (more…)

GOVERNMENTG said on Monday it is suspending payment of bonus to civil servants for the next two years due to budgetary constraints. (more…)