Tsvangirai: Weak rule of law means little aid for Zim

Morgan Tsvangirai on Wednesday blamed ongoing violations of Zimbabwe's power-sharing deal for stalling efforts to win desperately needed foreign aid.

Zim credit lines top $1-billion

Zimbabwe has won more than $1-billion in credit lines from around Africa, but is still struggling to find financial support for the government budget.

Zim unity still struggling to deliver

Three months after Zimbabwe's unity government took office, the country remains mired in poverty.

Tsvangirai insists Mugabe is 'part of Zimbabwe's solution'

Morgan Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe's prime minister, has insisted that president Robert Mugabe is "part of the solution" to the country's chronic problems.

Zim okay ... for now

Zanu-PF spokesperson Ephraim Masawi denied the existence of a secret security cabal said to be the real influence behind Mugabe.

Zimbabwe gets another credit line, plans bond

Zimbabwe has secured an additional credit line of $250-million from the African Export-Import Bank (Afrexim) to help its economic reconstruction.

Judge frees Zim opposition activists

A Zimbabwe court has approved bail for 17 Zimbabwe opposition activists, a day after they were re-imprisoned for planning to overthrow Robert Mugabe.

SA: Zimbabweans welcome without visas

In an effort to reduce waves of Zimbabwean asylum seekers, SA announced on Monday that Zimbabweans can travel here on a free 90-day visitor's permit.

Slash fees to save education, Zim minister tells schools

State schools in Zimbabwe have been ordered to slash their fees in a bid to stave off the collapse of the country's education system.

Zim secures $4-million in credit lines

Zimbabwe's new power-sharing government has secured $400-million in credit lines from neighbours to revive the country's moribund economy.

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