BULAWAYO — Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed cement manufacturer, PPC Zimbabwe, has discounted fears that it was planning to abandon the de-industrialising Bulawayo region after it announced plans to commission a new plant in Harare. (more…)
THE Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T), which this week recalled 21 legislators who went to Parliament on the party’s ticket and later formed another political outfit of their own, has done a disservice to itself by weakening the democratic movement while strengthening the ruling party, analysts have said.…
By Tendai Makaripe OPPOSITION parties in Zimbabwe may continue to play second fiddle to ZANU-PF for as long as they do not forge a coalition to take ZANU-PF head on at the polls. (more…)
ZIMBABWE'S insurance regulator has suspended short-term insurer Global Insurance from underwriting new business due to a weak capital position. (more…)
THE civil service is not to blame for the high wage bill which has resulted in over 80% of revenue channelled to recurrent expenditure according to a senior Public Service Commission (PSC) official. (more…)
Cyril Zenda AS the political ping-pong around the funding and ownership of the upmarket mansion in which former Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai is living rages on, there is still confusion as to the true status of the prime property. (more…)
BULAWAYO — Council has extended the amnesty given to defaulting corporate ratepayers in a bid to salvage the little payment they can get from struggling ratepayers as the economy continues to nosedive. The amnesty has been extended to June 30. (more…)
THE cash-strapped government is expected to pump out at least US$54 million in funding unbudgeted for by-elections occasioned by the bitter infighting within the main political parties which has since spilled into Parliament, the Financial Gazette can exclusively report. (more…)
POLICE are yet to receive a report on former ZANU-PF secretary for administration, Didymus Mutasa, against whom criminal allegations have been levelled. (more…)