GOVERNMENT, through the Ministry of Macro-Economic Planning and Investment Promotion, is targeting a foreign direct investment level of 25 percent of the country’s gross domestic product starting next ...

Nyanga, one of the country’s major tourist destinations, is still capable to host tourists despite the decision by the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) to close Rhodes Camp ...

Parliament will soon probe gold smuggling as reports suggest Zimbabwe could be losing millions in foreign currency. Chairman of the Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy Cde Edmond Mkaratigwa told ...

Neither MDC Alliance nor MDC-T can receive any of the $7.5 million political funding under the Political Parties Finance Act until a resolution on the ongoing legal battle over which formation is ...

ILLICIT financial flows have this year cost Zimbabwe more than $500 million, which is enough to buy about over half of the season’s supply of grain for the country. Zimbabwe requires about 1,8 million ...

FORMER Zimbabwe international Callisto Pasuwa’s coaching credentials continued to gain momentum in the region after he led Malawian football side Nyasa Big Bullets in defence of the TNM Super League ...

Government is disputing former Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko’s claim of more than US$300 000 in benefits and pension, all to be calculated in US dollars and paid in forex or at the interbank rate.

Vice President Constantino Chiwenga is recovering well at a South African hospital where he is receiving some thorough medical attention on the effects of the Bulawayo bombing incident in June, ...

Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Dr Sibusiso Moyo yesterday met two top European Union (EU) representatives in Harare and the parties expressed increased desire to use the existing ...

South Africa-based Zimbabwean designer Richmond Mlambo has launched a new label dubbed “Chasers” which is already selling online. Mlambo whose range of clothing include T-shirts, tracksuits, caps and ...

The National Intellectual Property Policy shows Zimbabwe’s readiness for a knowledge-based economy, Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi has said. Minister Ziyambi said ...

“As a player, he was one of those rare talents, as a coach, he battled long and hard, as a Dynamos son, he was loyal to the core and, more importantly, as a man, he was as good as they will ever come.