Nelson Chenga, Supplements Editor

THE Mutape brothers, Kingston and Philemon, both in their late 50s, were naturally excited when they heard of a programme that promotes new farming methods and would tremendously improve their yield.

Clemence Manyukwe

AN audit of the civil service, which excludes members of the security forces, to weed out ghost workers, was concluded last Friday. The media has been awash over the past months with reports that there were tens of thousands of ghost workers who were on the government’s payroll…

Munyaradzi Mugowo, Senior Business Reporter

THE government expects a significant slowdown in the rate of economic recovery over the next three years, with inflation moving upwards to near two-digit levels, a three year macroeconomic policy and budget framework launched in December last year shows.

Njabulo Ncube, Assistant Editor

ZIMBABWE’S stop-go constitution-making process kicked-off in earnest this week with the Parliamentary Select Committee conducting orientation workshops for members charged with the responsibility of producing the supreme law of the land that would replace the current compromise Lancaster House document.

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MINISTER of Finance, Tendai Biti, presented the 2010 National Budget to Parliament on December 2 2009 amid high expectations.

Njabulo Ncube, Assistant Editor

ZANU-PF kept the pressure on the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) by adopting an unyielding stance on the outstanding issues at its fifth national people congress held recently ahead of the crucial stage of the negotiations between the country's three main political parties, which starts tomorrow.

 as factionalism, tribal fights carry the day ‘Party not ready for elections anytime soon’ Brian Mangwende, News Editor INTERNECINE fighting and jockeying for positions, which characterised the run-up to the ZANU-PF congress held last week, has left the party more divided than ever before, casting serious doubt about its preparedness for…

A HOLE in the boat is a threat to everyone riding the vessel. But, in reality, when push comes to shove, when the ship actually begins to sink, it is the smartest and the toughest that get the life jackets first.

‘Clemence Manyukwe,Senior Political Reporter

“On the issue of rape, I am shocked that there are some men out there and in here who rape defenseless women.

Njabulo Ncube,Assistant Editor

“THE boys are back in town”, so goes an all-time golden oldie classic by Irish rock band, Thin Lizzy.