Urban poverty on the rise: WFP
THE World Food Programme (WFP) says over 1,5 million Zimbabweans in the urban areas will be food insecure this year as the country continues to suffer the…
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‘Rule of law critical for investment’
GOVERNMENT needs to have a firm commitment towards the rule of law if it is to receive meaningful investment in the country, a labour specialist has said. You…
Re-inventing Zim industrial base
THERE is no doubt in my mind that Zimbabwe is on a new economic trajectory which must be underpinned by key principles which have, throughout history, led to…
Coca-Cola audit poser for soda drink bottlers
BOTTLING firms of the Coca-Cola Company (TCCC) range of soda drinks have suspended a vital marketing audit process in Zimbabwe owing to scarce foreign currency…
Govt, Zimra authorities in standoff over 2% tax
A standoff — which disrupted the start of the tobacco marketing season last week — has erupted between the Finance Ministry and the Zimbabwe Revenue…
Currency volatility plunges Harare council into turmoil
HARARE City Council appointed Hosiah Chisango as the substantive town clerk in September last year, ending a protracted process to replace Tendai Mahachi who…
MDC factions in violent clashes
MDC factions led by party president Nelson Chamisa and secretary-general Douglas Mwonzora clashed at the weekend during ward elections, which were conducted…
Did Britain back Mnangagwa?
Nyathi said that in the meeting, Laing “sounded to be really forcing a line that Mnangagwa is the person to work with, and she wanted our opinions around…
Mnangagwa’s profligacy an antithesis of austerity mantra
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has come under the spotlight for his profligate spending on foreign trips whose value to the country is yet to be justified by a…
Not free, not fair, not credible:
When Zimbabwean soldiers shot civilians during riots against alleged election-rigging on August 1, 2018, many Zimbabweans were horrified — but they weren’t…
