Zimbabwe Business
EU Removes 51 On Zim Sanctions List
Harare, February 17, 2012 -The European Union has removed 51 people and 20 business companies associated with Zanu (PF) which they had slapped with sanctions. ... Full story
Germans Withhold Investment Plans In Zim
Harare, May 19,2011 - The eight member delegation of the Germany parliament which has been in the country for the past two days said the Indigenisation regulations in the country that are forcing foreigners to part away with 51 percent shareholding to locals are scaring their nationals to invest in the country. ... Full story
Fresh Woes For Air Zim As Airline Abandons Flights
Harare, May 18, 2011 - Several passengers were on Tuesday left stranded at Harare International Airport after Air Zimbabwe failed to fly to Johannesburg while one of its Chinese made aircraft developed a technical fault. ... Full story
Zim Economy Not Ready For Elections: Gono
HARARE, May 15, 2011- Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Governor Gideon Gono says the country's economy is still recovering and cannot sustain an election, The Sunday Mail reported. ... Full story
Chamber Of Mines Threaten Legal Action Against Indigenous Law
Harare, May 13, 2011- The Chamber of Mines wants only 26 percent to be given to indigenous Zimbabweans instead of the proposed 51 percent, its president Victor Gapare said on Thursday. ... Full story
Elections To Resolve Electricity Problems In The Country
Harare, May 12, 2011 - The improvement of Zimbabwe's power generation capacity to avert power cuts in the coming years will depend on the outcome of the next elections, a leading consultancy has said. ... Full story
Biti,Gono Crack Whip At Renaissance
Harare, May 12, 2011 — The ministry of Finance and the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) moved Wednesday to stop the mess at Renaissance Financial Holdings Limited (RFHL) by firing the entire board and executive of the group and its flagship arm, Renaissance Merchant Bank (RMB). ... Full story
Zim Trade Deficit Worsens
Harare, May 11, 2011 — Zimbabwe’s trade deficit worsened to US$557, 6 million in the first quarter of 2011 up fromUS$49,6 million recorded in the same period last year, as the economy imported more goods than it exported, according to data obtained from Treasury. ... Full story
Late Architect Vernon Mwamuka Wins Top ZIE Award
Harare, May 10, 2011 - Arguably Zimbabwe's top architects, the late Vernon Mwamuka, has won this year's Zimbabwe Institution of Engineers (ZIE) award for the Best Architectural Work in the country. ... Full story
Mujuru Defends BEE Plan
BULAWAYO, May 08, 2011- Vice-president Joyce Mujuru is in a last-minute bid to sell the controversial Indigenisation Act that threatens to take away majority ownership of foreign-owned properties. ... Full story
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