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11th October 2025

Zim assets face seizure

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by Business reporter Zimbabwe, which is banking on investment in its natural resources to arrest an economic free-fall, faces having the assets of a State...

Who wins if Zim joins EITI?

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RECENT news, which the government has not disputed, suggested that Zimbabwe is not keen on joining the Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (EITI). By joining...

State withdraws charges against Guvamombe

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BY HARRIET CHIKANDIWA THE State yesterday withdrew corruption charges against suspended Chief Magistrate Mishrod Guvamombe who was accused of criminal abuse of office after he...

Inside Zimbabwe’s healthcare collapse

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BY PHYLLIS MBANJE A TWO-MONTH standoff between doctors and the government has brought the health delivery system in the country virtually to its knees, exposing...

Diamond workers up salary demands

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THE Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Minerals Workers’ Union (Zidamwu) has threatened to petition government and mine employers for salaries to be benchmarked against the...

Teachers threaten another go-slow

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By Farai Matiashe TEACHERS’ unions yesterday vowed to urge their members to embark on yet another go-slow as schools open for the second term tomorrow...

Poverty threshold levels increase by 200% in 6 months

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business reporter Latest data released by ZimStat shows that poverty threshold levels for a family of five increased to ZW$883 in September from ZW$725,3 in...

AMHVoices: Civic movement challenges in post Mugabe

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CIVIL society and social movements have long been at the centre of pushing back corruption and authoritarian practices. Zimbabwe was no exception in the...

Government pampers chiefs

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BY STEPHEN CHADENGA VICE-PRESIDENT Kembo Mohadi has said government will soon review traditional leaders allowances because their earnings are meagre given the prevailing economic situation. Speaking...

Parirenyatwa requires US$31m to function optimally

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PARIRENYATWA Group of Hospitals requires US$31 million if it is to operate efficiently as a central hospital, the hospital’s group chief executive officer Ernest...