Sanctions action plan on cards

By Sydney Kawadza
ZIMBABWE will soon launch a three-pronged programme of action against sanctions after collecting over 2,5 million

By Takunda Maodza
CRISIS-RIDDEN Air Zimbabwe suffered another knock yesterday when Zambezi Airlines withdrew its plane which the national

By Zvamaida Murwira
FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti yesterday insisted there is no money to raise civil servants’ salaries despite reports that the

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Germany stands guided by the European Union on the bloc’s sanctions regime and does not see the embargo imposed on

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THE Zimbabwe Union of Journalists has sla-mmed Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai for attacking journalists working for the

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DEFENCE Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa has lodged a formal complaint to the Zimbabwe Media Commission over a story

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ZIMBABWE should proceed with general elections this year to decide who should rule the country with or without the MDC-T’s

JOHANNESBURG.
South Africa’s opposition leader sought to sway swing voters yesterday, while President Jacob Zuma hitched his star to

THE National Railways of Zimbabwe plans to rehabilitate 144km of its rail network, a spokesman has said. NRZ public

By Martin Kadzere
GOVERNMENT will soon set minimum prices for chrome ore amid concerns that smelters are deliberately underpaying miners.