Zimbabwean economy
In Zimbabwe's crisis, surviving means improvising, and some luck
Filling a tank used to require just a few minutes. Now it takes a day of patience and some ingenuity at the gas station. Even then, success is not guaranteed.
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Zimbabweans cower indoors, fearful of army beatings
One 20-year-old man was shot dead on the street in Rimuka by soldiers firing live ammunition, according to locals and the Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum.
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There won’t be discrimination under my govt, Mnangagwa tells white voters
Mnangagwa told the mostly-white crowd in Harare’s upmarket Borrowdale suburb that there shouldn’t be white farmers or black farmers, but Zimbabwean farmers.
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Zimbabwe finance minister to deliver anticipated budget speech
Many will be watching Patrick Chinamasa, to see whether his budget statement will signal policy changes to make Zim more investor-friendly under President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government.
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Zimbabwe agrees first post-Mugabe loan deal with China
Emmerson Mnangagwa, who was sworn in as president on 24 November after a de facto military coup ended Robert Mugabe’s 37-year rule.
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Zimbabwe uprising: Honourable thing for Mugabe to do is go
Despite ongoing talks between President Robert Mugabe and the army, Zimbabweans say he should leave office immediately.
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Mugabe: Zim regaining status as regional breadbasket
Mugabe says Zimbabwe’s economy is slowly rebounding, driven by gains in agriculture and mining, especially diamonds.
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Mugabe meets with Zim business leaders for first time in 10 years
The meeting comes after retailers warned this week that foreign currency shortages will soon cause food shortages and empty shop shelves.
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Cash-strapped Zimbabwe plans $1 billion Robert Mugabe university
The Robert Gabriel Mugabe University is set to focus on science and have an institute focusing 'transformative and revolutionary leadership.'
