Munyaradzi Mugowo, Staff Reporter

THE outcome of the Confederation of Zim-babwe Industries (CZI) annual congress held in Harare last week suggests that the road ahead will be long and difficult one for the manufacturing sector.

Clemence Manyukwe, Senior Political Reporter

AFTER realising the desperate situation in the country’s overcrowded prisons, President Robert Mugabe released over 1000 inmates last week through a Presidential amnesty.

Brian Mangwende recently in Beijing, China

TRADE volumes between China and Africa have weakened by 30,5 percent in the first half of the year as the global economic recession takes its toll on exports from the continent.

Njabulo Ncube, Political Editor

WHEN Deputy Prime Minister (DPM) Arthur Mutambara told the business community in Masvingo in April this year that there is nothing in the Global Political Agreement (GPA) that says elections should be held after two years of consummating the trouble-prone inclusive government, no one really took him…

Clemence Manyukwe, Senior Political Reporter

FOR the past two years, no drop of water has dripped from Freddy Kauso’s taps at his home in Harare’s dormitory town of Norton. October has been the toughest month.

Brian Mangwende, News Editor

DEPUTY Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara  has turned himself into a political loud mouth. The outspoken politician is causing discomfort in the inclusive government because of his loose tongue.

Njabulo Ncube, Political Editor

THE pronouncement by the Minister of Media, Information and Publicity, Webster Shamu, that the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and Cable News Network (CNN) were free to operate in Zimbabwe is sweet music to the ears but leaves a sour taste in the mouth.

Brian Mangwende, News Editor

“THE constitution is the supreme document of the land and the foundation upon which, democracy and good governance should be built. It provides how a people would want to be governed, thus it is paramount for the people to be at the epicentre of crafting this immortal…

Nelson Chenga, Staff Reporter
 
WITH just 10 months left before the 2010 FIFA World Cup it is still not clear whether Zimbabwe would be ready to benefit from the world’s most celebrated event when it finally kicks off in South Africa in June.

Austin Chakaodza
 
FOLLOWING the formation of the inclusive government nearly six months ago, it is now imperative to conduct a short-term critical performance appraisal especially with regard to the reconstruction of the Zimbabwe economy.
Since assuming office, the inclusive government has occupied itself with how to redeem the economy.…