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?

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

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30.9.2008 11:59

Concessions needed to end crisis

Concessions needed to end crisis
BY STAFF REPORTER
GWERU
A member of the national council of the Morgan Tsvangirai-led formation of the MDC has said President Robert Mugabe and his...
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30.9.2008 11:59

Animal feed grabbed to feed the hungry

BY STAFF REPORTER
HARARE
The weary Zimbabwean farmer had been accused of a lot of...
30.9.2008 11:58

One goat buys one bar of soap

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With serious shortages of basic commodities continuing around the country, it...
30.9.2008 11:58

Central bank in court over cash limits

HARARE - Four workers have asked the High Court to bar the country's central bank from...
30.9.2008 11:57

Food crisis needs urgent action, says Tsvangirai

HARARE - Prime minister-designate Morgan Tsvangirai says Zimbabwe faces "disastrous consequences" if it does not speed...
30.9.2008 11:57

Asylum withdrawn, refugee camps to close

BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
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Doctors warn of looming health disaster

  HARARE - A Zimbabwe doctors' organisation has warned of a looming health disaster in the...
30.9.2008 11:56

Churches call for truth commission

BULAWAYO - A coalition of Zimbabwean churches has called for a truth and reconciliation commission to...
30.9.2008 11:56

Food aid begins to ease hunger

BY STAFF REPORTER
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30.9.2008 11:55

Deal gives Mugabe too much power, says ZCTU

HARARE - Zimbabwe's labour movement on Monday rejected the power-sharing deal, saying it left too much...
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Land seizures continue

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Teachers’ union calls for exam halt

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HARARE
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WOZA demands formation of government

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BULAWAYO
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