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Chiyangwa return linked to Zanu PF power struggle
The return of Philip Chiyangwa to the helm of the Affirmative Action Group (AAG) has been linked to the muffled Zanu PF succession debate with young turks led by Indigenisation minister Saviour Kasukuwere cultivating the empowerment lobby as their power base.
Mtukudzi partners ZBC in radio licence application
The first hearing focused on KISS FM, a Hot Media project. The directors include musician Oliver Mutukudzi, journalists Musi Khumalo and Tony Ndoro, public relations guru Sharon Mugabe and business chef Douglas Munatsi, who runs BancABC.
Consultations for 2012 Zimbabwe budget begin
Consultations for the 2012 National Budget have begun, with participants generally calling for increased social spending. This particularly relates to the need for equitable job creation, and improvement in wages.
Rio surrenders 51 pct stake in Zimbabwe
Rio Tinto has told Zimbabwe’s government it will give up a 51 percent stake in its local diamond unit Murowa, state media reported on Saturday, making it the first foreign-owned firm to voluntarily comply.
Zimbabwe to import new US dollar notes
Zimbabwe will import a new batch of its adopted currency the United States dollar to replace soiled bills and ease problems of coin shortages, a state daily reported Thursday.
Used car import ban suspended again
Government has indefinitely suspended the ban on used car imports that are five-years-old and above while the importation of Left-Hand-Drive vehicles will not be allowed from November 1 this year.
Used car import ban to stay in Zimbabwe
The Zimbabwe government says it will not reverse its ban on used car imports that are over five-years-old and Left Hand Drive vehicles despite legal threats from transport operators.
Dos Santos expresses interest in NetOne
Angolan President José Eduardo dos Santos’s daughter, Isabel, has expressed interest in Zimbabwe’s smallest mobile phone operator by subscribers – NetOne, businessdigest has established.
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