Tomana presses ahead with prosecutions of prosecutors
Zimbabwean authorities are pressing ahead with a bid to punish five prosecutors who led a crippling work boycott over poor remuneration and working conditions last year....
23.9.2012
15:52
23.9.2012
15:36
SA considers Zimbabwe loan application
South Africa’s Minister of Finance, Pravin Gordhan, has agreed to consider the facilitation of a line...
22.9.2012
13:37
Farmers win Supreme Court appeal
South Africa’s Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein handed down a 23-page judgment today (September 20,...
22.9.2012
13:34
ZAMPS Q3 2012 data ready
Independent, marketing-funded research on what people watch, read and listen to, what they buy, where, as...
22.9.2012
13:08
Statement by NYDT on International Peace Day
NYDT joins the rest of the world in commemorating International Day of peace under the theme...
21.9.2012
7:06
Zim needs $700m for water
In order to ensure that every person in Zimbabwe has access to safe drinking water in...
20.9.2012
13:33
Army blocks journos
Some journalists from the independent media were not invited to cover the official opening of the$98...
20.9.2012
13:32
Parly standstill
Parliamentary business is at a standstill as legislators wait for President Robert Mugabe to declare the...
20.9.2012
13:31
Diaspora vote
A “unanimous” decision by the parties in government puts aside the voting rights of Zimbabweans in...
20.9.2012
13:30
Tsvangirai weds
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai (60) on Saturday finally celebrated his customary marriage to his new wife...
