UK and Zimbabwe audit regulators sign mutual recognition agreement to further support audit quality

The UK’s Financial Reporting Council (FRC) and Zimbabwe’s Public Accountants and Auditors Board (PAAB) have today signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Reciprocal Arrangements (MOURA) which will support audit quality in both countries.

How a ranger station transformed Hwange’s Makona landscape

How a ranger station transformed Hwange’s Makona landscape

Conservation is rarely transformed by a single building, but it is changed by the people who work from it, the communities who benefit from it, and the wildlife it protects.

Zimbabwe’s next banking crisis: will we heed Paraguay’s warning?

Zimbabwe’s next banking crisis: will we heed Paraguay’s warning?

Zimbabwe must confront conflicts of interests among public officials and build stronger institutions to protect the public’s savings

Is It Time for Zimbabwe to Tell Its Own Ancient History Through Film?

Zimbabwean cinema finally has the chance to get wider attention thanks to streaming platforms making films accessible to people around the world.

How does NSSA expect pensioners to survive on $90 a month?

How does NSSA expect pensioners to survive on $90 a month?

Zimbabwe’s elderly population remains among the most neglected in the nation.

MALAWI: Global economic shocks send tremors through the country

JOHANNEBSURG , 23 January 2009 (IRIN) - Malawi has become the first recipient of the International Monetary Fund's Exogenous Shock Facility (ESF), designed to ameliorate adverse...

ICC meeting goes ahead without Chingoka

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Kenya Cabinet reshuffle: Why Kibaki acted

Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta was the biggest beneficiary of Friday's Cabinet reshuffle when he was...

Kenya: Teachers' strike declared illegal

Teachers risk getting the sack after the Industrial Court declared their week-long class boycott illegal.

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Kenya: UN pledges to feed 3.2m

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Malawi prisoners starve as govt holds funding

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Drought fears grip South

FARMERS in the South are anxiously watching the skies as fears of a looming drought mount.

Tanzania: ATCL`s Airbus not flying

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Witnessing Poverty Firsthand

By Darah Protas

Seated underneath a tree between two thatched huts, College junior Daniel Turton...

UK photojournalist narrates assault by Zimbabwe’s first lady

UK Sunday Times photojournalist, Richard Jones, told SW Radio Africa on Friday how he was assaulted...

Last chance for AU to rein in butcher of Harare

By Juma Kwayera

The African Union and the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) are under...

Namibia: Govt curtails passport access

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Tanzania forecasting 17 per cent decline in coffee output in 2009/10 season

Tanzania sees its coffee yield falling by as much as 17 percent in the 2009/2010 (May-April)...

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