Some economists differ with the national grouping of private business leaders saying elections should be held as soon as possible.
Tsvangirai assured investors that his government is doing the best it can to create a conducive environment for investment
The National Airways Workers Union instructed the pilots not to attend disciplinary hearings because the pilots had been dismissed
Labor Minister Paurina Gwanyanya Mpariwa said the airline has not notified her ministry about the dismissal of the pilots
Pilots indicated Monday that they will not heed an ultimatum by management to return to work or risk losing their jobs
Sources said FM Tendai Biti will also ask South Africa to revive a R3.3 billion loan facility once tapped by the Rhodesian government
Government officials are declining to discuss the matter but insiders say the loan offer was turned down recently
Sources said 70 percent of the funds will go towards manufacturing while 30 percent will go to other sectors of the economy
The EU allocated part of its US$338 million to troubled countries like Grenada, Benin, Bermuda, Haiti, Samoa, Guinea Bissau and Tonga
Sources said officials will seek repeal of the Zimbabwe Investment Authority Act allowing foreign participation in retail
If AAG members do not apply for the few consortium slots, old beneficiaries of the black empowerment process will take charge
The bank will provide US$50 million and the Zimbabwe government US$20 million sourced from its IMF's Special Drawing Rights account
The state banned the exhibition under the Censorship and Entertainment Act once used by colonial ruler Ian Smith in Rhodesia
Reports said Barbican Bank, Trust Banking Corporation and Royal Bank were given their new licenses last Friday.
Economist John Robertson said government must develop sounder policies when privatizing troubled parastatals like ZiscoSteel
Arcelormittal Private Limited, rejected by President Robert Mugabe, will not be invited to to submit a fresh bid, officials said
Economist Witness Chinyama said thousands of businesses and consumers have been affected by the insurance closures
King Lobengula’s capital was last set ablaze in 1893 when his rule was threatened by armed British colonizers and missionaries
The investments allegedly made by the executives were relatively risk-free as the funds were put into bank money market instrument
Civic organizations have urged the government to commission an independent audit of central bank books and loan portfolios
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