Shareholders dig deep to halt Tongaat Hulett takeover

A substantial group of shareholders opposed to the takeover of Tongaat Hulett by the Zimbabwean Rudland family are attempting a last-ditch manoeuvre to halt the...

Tongaat Hulett, Zimbabwe and Alice in Wonderland

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Zimbabwe’s Rudland family effectively wins control over Tongaat Hulett

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NGOs, ‘terrorism’ and Zimbabwe’s profoundly undemocratic Private Voluntary Organisations Act amendment

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Judiciary and police complicit in arbitrary imprisonment of human rights defender Makomborero Haruzivishe

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Twitter tales reveal the deadly height of Harare’s Covid-19 third wave

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The numbers don’t lie: Zanu-PF would have to defy the reality of political economy to win the next election

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Dismantling Zimbabwe’s kleptocracy: Report lifts lid on Kuda Tagwirei’s offshore dealings and sanction-avoiding strategies

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Zimbabwe forecast to reap biggest maize crop in almost four decades, but yields remain ‘dismal’

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New report makes further claims about Harare’s corrupt elites and their South African connections

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Race to get Zimbabwean boy mauled by hyena to SA for life-changing surgery

Rodwell Khomazana is nine years old and a keen footballer, with dreams of becoming a doctor....

Hunger and food insecurity in southern Africa – a region on the brink of mass starvation

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Zimbabwe faces an ‘existential crisis’ like never before, says former finance minister Tendai Biti

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Freedom deferred: Zimbabwe at 41 years of independence

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