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Foreign-owned financial institutions have indicated that they will withdraw if forced to indigenise.
The Zimbabwean president is keen to improve his image as the mooted new chair of the regional body, but critics are worried.
British mogul Nicholas van Hoogstraten has teamed up with Zimbabwe’s mines minister to change the board of the coal-mining Hwange Colliery Company.
With Muammar Gaddafi out of the picture, President Robert Mugabe is severing commercial and diplomatic ties with Libya.
The Reserve Bank plan to inject liquidity into the economy with a $100m interbank trade facility is dead in the water. So now what?
Land for ‘New Harare’ has been carved out at President Robert Mugabe’s farm in a process shrouded in secrecy.
Facing serious funding problems, the Zimbabwean government may switch on the money presses again.
High-level sources say the former Reserve Bank governor looks certain to become finance minister.
Secretary for administration Didymus Mutasa’s failing health would prevent him from actively pursuing promotion at Zanu-PF’s elective congress.
Compensation remains unresolved as questions about the land watchdog’s independence persist.
Run down by poor management and government interference, the airline now finds itself insolvent, and failing to attract investment.
Platinum mines linked to Robert Mugabe’s government are being excused from funding a $3-billion refinery plant.
Platinum mines linked to Zimbabwe’s government have been excused from funding a -billion refinery plant.
Telecel’s foreign financier, Global Telecom, is getting cold feet because of bickering among its local empowerment shareholders.
Zimbabwe’s finance minister has granted a tax reprieve to grocery retailers and sugar manufacturers.
Brewers are facing a stiff challenge from churches as hard-pressed Zimbabweans turn to God.
Zimbabwe government officials are allegedly debating whether to expropriate Tongaat Hulett’s farmlands.
The state is adopting an investor-friendly stance in a bid to woo foreign investors, but won’t budge on resources.
An empowerment deal puts the telecommunications group back into the government’s good books.
A new bank in Zimbabwe is thrilling farmers and other owners of livestock by accepting cattle as currency and issuing tradeable certificates.
