Zimbabwe pins hope on Eskom to resolve electricity headache

Zimbabwe started implementing load shedding in mid-May due to a combination of low water levels at Kariba Dam's hydroelectric power plant, generation constraints at ageing power...

Zim fires entire energy board amid load shedding

Zimbabwe has fired the board of its energy supplier ZESA, accusing it of concentrating on peripherial...

Zimbabwe president says new currency a must by year-end

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It is time to create positive disruption in Africa

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Zimbabwe plans corn tender, signaling biggest imports in 3 years

Zimbabwe’s government plans to boost corn imports as adverse weather slashes the southern African nation’s harvest....

Zimbabwe is ‘open for business’ but its struggling citizens would say otherwise

Under new leadership, sweeping reforms and financial aid is falling short of turning the country's fortunes...

Gvt to Civil Servants – No Salary Increase Yet

Government has dismissed reports of an imminent salary increase to all civil servants adding discussions are...

Zimbabwe, EU seek to move on from Mugabe-era strains

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When the Value of Money Changes Daily, What Does it Cost to Live?

HARARE, ZIMBABWE — Charles Mubwandarika’s father worked as a general hand, assisting with errands, cleaning and...

Zimbabwe and EU seek to move on from Mugabe-era strains

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe and the European Union began political talks on Wednesday aimed at turning...

Between land ownership and food security

A land dispute in Zimbabwe has highlighted a major hurdle in the country’s new agricultural policies....

Zimbabwe’s Quasi-Currency Continues on Its Precipitous Slide

Zimbabwe’s currency crisis deepened on Tuesday as its quasi-currency, known as the RTGS$, extended its slide...

Drought threatens to wipe out more than half of Zimbabwe’s cattle

More than half of Zimbabwe’s national herd of 5.2 million cattle is at risk of being...

Zimbabwe’s mineral-backed loans may complicate talks with creditors, IMF says

HARARE (Reuters) - Foreign loans that use minerals as collateral may complicate Zimbabwe’s future negotiations with...

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