Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe said on Friday the government would not expropriate mines and was refining a controversial local ownership law to enable miners to expand their operations.
PRETORIA - Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai said on Thursday Zimbabwe elections will go ahead next year, despite infighting that continues to hamper the government's power-sharing agreement.
UNITED NATIONS - Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe said on Wednesday he was giving the U.S. Obama administration time to lift sanctions its predecessor imposed on his country, saying he did not expect immediate action.
Zimbabwe's central bank chief Wednesday accused Finance Minister Tendai Biti of stalling the distribution of 10-million Zimbabwe dollars received from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in August.
Harare - Zimbabwe teachers, who went on strike over salaries at the start of the new school term three weeks ago, returned to work on Monday after their union called off the boycott.
Hosts Zimbabwe have been drawn with Tanzania in a preliminary group of the Cosafa Senior Challenge, which takes place from 17 October to 1 November.
HARARE - Zimbabwe's mining sector could yield up to 16 billion dollars if the government can create the right climate for foreign investment, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai told industry leaders Thursday.
Harare - Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe told businessmen on Wednesday that their potential investments in Zimbabwe would be safe, while the finance minister announced the country is $5.7-billion in debt.
Zimbabwe's government has effectively expropriated the country's largest public company, Kingdom Meikles Africa Ltd, under a much criticised so-called anti-corruption law.
Harare - Zimbabwean inflation slowed to 0,4 percent month-on-month in August from 1,0 percent in July, figures released by the Central Statistical Office showed on Wednesday.