Zim still facing food insecurity, says UN

Zimbabwe's agricultural production is estimated to have risen significantly, but many people still face problems finding basic foods, the UN says.

Zim economy beginning to recover, says minister

Zimbabwe's economy has turned around in the past four months, the minister for economic planning said on Tuesday.

Zim PM sees local ownership level being cut

Zimbabwe will likely lower the 51% requirement for local ownership of foreign firms, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai said on Tuesday.

Zim govt making progress, says Tsvangirai

Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai insists that his country's coalition government is improving a dire humanitarian and economic crisis.

NGOs reject Zuma's stance on Zim report

NGOs have taken further steps to force the Presidency to publish a report by retired army generals into state-sanctioned violence in Zimbabwe.

Zim, EU launch new era in relations

The European Union and Zimbabwe on Thursday launched a new era in relations with their first official talks in seven years.

Zim rights violations are 'persistent and serious'

Zimbabwe is suffering "persistent and serious" human rights violations despite the formation of a unity government, Amnesty International says.

Inflation drops again in Zimbabwe

Prices in Zimbabwe kept declining in May, after a decade of hyperinflation that decimated the economy, the government said on Thursday.

How the press is challenging Zimbabwe's govt

Robert Mugabe's stranglehold on press freedom is showing signs of weakening, with a new independent paper about to launch.

New IMF mission in Zimbabwe

The head of an IMF team arrived in Zimbabwe on Monday to assess the coalition government's economic policies.

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