Zim Asset

Shurugwi-based Anglo-American Platinum Miners, Unki Mine’s $62 million platinum smelting plant is now 70 percent complete and is expected to be commissioned in July next year.
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By Takura Zhangazha When the local state controlled weekly Sunday Mail published a headline story on what it referred to as the ‘command economy’, I was slightly surprised.  While it wasn’t a new term from the state and its related…
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One of South Africa’s most respected bass players and songwriters, Sipho Gumede, now late, once made waves with his song: When days are dark, friends are few. Didymus Mutasa, the soft-spoken man who belongs to a golden generation of…
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Facts and figures are indicating that Zim Asset, going towards the end of its third term before 2018, is going to be a failure. Numbers do not lie. The following is a compilation of data from various sources which will reflect that Zim…
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Fellow Zimbabweans Zim Asset got no takers in China, no money for this economic façade called Zim Asset but tangible and solid promises that is how my fellow Cdes in the nationalist party are saying.
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An unrelenting economic crisis that has gripped the nation forced ZANU-PF to call for an emergency Politburo meeting last week, and assess among other pressing matters, progress on the much touted Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable…
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Another master class from the anonymous Unotonzwa Zvichinzi guy
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HARARE - Former Minister of Finance in the coalition government Tendai Biti on Tuesday said the sham July 31 election had plunged Zimbabwe into a crisis of legitimacy, leadership, governance and a depressing economic crisis.
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EVEN in the world’s second largest economy, China, policy issues are dynamic as they always face scrutiny from the public and leadership. This enables necessary adjustments to be taken aboard.
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It is now just over 100 days since the elections on the 31st of July. Having secured their objective of total control of both Houses of Parliament, Zanu PF has made a slow start to getting their act together and perhaps it is time to review…
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