Studio 7 Headlines, Tuesday, March 1, 2016

Former Vice President Joice Mujuru today appeared in public for the first time since her expulsion from Zanu PF last year and told a news conference that she was ready to deliver political change in Zimbabwe.

A faction of the Zimbabwe’s former liberation war fighters, loyal to national chairman and War Veterans Minister, Chris Mutsvangwa, says its meeting that was disrupted by riot police two weeks ago will now be held this Thursday.

The MDC-T says Zimbabwe should seriously consider implementing some provisions in the constitution, like devolution of power to provinces, in order to allow citizens to have a big stake in the country’s social, economic and political processes.

An Australian-based company is set to build a $60 million business complex in Zimbabwe’s second largest city, Bulawayo.

The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce urges banks to lower interest rates in order to promote business development in the country.

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