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Zimbabwe

British MPs seek Zimbabwe update

The Foreign Affairs Committee (FAC) of British Parliament has recently [...]

Subscribers only 10.01.2003

A State firm in trouble

A new rule put an end to a State company's monopoly on the sale of minerals

Subscribers only 03.01.2003

Jabulani Mavimba

The recent appointment of Jabulani Mavimba, former managing director of Circle Cement Ltd., as boss of Wankie Colliery Company (WCC) [...]

Subscribers only Mining 31.12.2002

The Reserve Bank Asks for More

The announcement that Zimbabwe's 2003 budget would make it compulsory [...]

Subscribers only Mining 31.12.2002

Mugabe wants to save the agreement with Libya

While the Zimbabwean minister of energy, Amos Mzidi, recognized in parliament on December 18 that his country was not in [...]

Subscribers only 20.12.2002

Extension of EPZ status

A proposal was put before the government to extend the status of export processing zone companies to firms already installed in Zimbabwe.

Subscribers only 20.12.2002

Mugabe's nephew fired from the ZIFA

President Robert Mugabe's nephew was fired from the presidency of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 20.12.2002

Tamoil in Takeover Bid

The Libyan trading company Tamoil, an affiliate of OilInvest, the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.12.2002

Tobacco takes a hit

Operators in the tobacco sector, the number one source of foreign currency in Zimbabwe ($700 million in 2002) expect a [...]

Subscribers only 13.12.2002

Expansion of a platinum mine in Zimbabwe

Zimasco Consolidated Enterprises Platinum Ltd has started to order equipment [...]

Subscribers only 13.12.2002

John Dacruz

After several fruitless attempts, the Mauritius ambassador to Zimbabwe could [...]

Subscribers only 13.12.2002

From cellular phones to mines

The acquisition of the mining company Falcon Gold Zimbabwe by the company Cellular Systems is suspended due to the authorization of the Harare Stock Exchange.

Subscribers only 06.12.2002

Fixed-telephone license in Zimbabwe

The company TeleAccess, owned by the former Zimbabwean army officer [...]

Subscribers only 06.12.2002

Tony Brennan

The current British diplomat in charge of Zimbabwe at the [...]

Subscribers only 06.12.2002

Tamoil Breaks Off Accord

Tamoil, an affiliate of OilInvest, a Dutch-based holding company of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.12.2002

Stephen Mandiwanza

During a recent extraordinary general meeting of member's, the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI), the most significant employers' organization in [...]

Subscribers only 29.11.2002

TelOne partners pull out

The transfer of 30% of the Zimbabwean government's stock in TelOne (fixed telephone) and NetOne (mobile telephone) to a strategic [...]

Subscribers only 29.11.2002

Closer ties with Iran

As Zimbabwe has just opened an embassy in Iran, the relationship is getting closer between these two countries. Teheran granted [...]

Subscribers only Politics 29.11.2002

Re-capitalization in Zimbabwe

Standard Bank, the largest bank in South Africa, is looking [...]

Subscribers only 29.11.2002

Anti-Seizure Committee

According to AMI sources, the Zimbabwe Chamber of Mines has set up a steering committee to draft a proposal to [...]

Subscribers only Mining 26.11.2002

Zanu won't shed its skin

Despite discreet diplomatic pressure, it's far from certain that the Zanu-PF will shed its skin at its conference in mid-December.

Subscribers only Politics 22.11.2002

British missions to Southern Africa

Several commercial British missions in Southern Africa are planned for next year. The Coventry and Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce forsees [...]

Subscribers only 22.11.2002

Britain's approach in Southern Africa

Last month, the British Department for International Development (DFID) released [...]

Subscribers only 22.11.2002

Importing More Energy from Congo

Although it has been going through enormous difficulties in paying its current electricity imports from Mozambique and the Democratic Republic [...]

Subscribers only 15.11.2002

Hard Brake on Privatizations

Considering that privatizations of state firms do not raise enough earnings, the Harare government has temporarily suspended them.

Subscribers only 15.11.2002

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Zimbabwe

British MPs seek Zimbabwe update

A State firm in trouble

Jabulani Mavimba

The Reserve Bank Asks for More

Mugabe wants to save the agreement with Libya

Extension of EPZ status

Mugabe's nephew fired from the ZIFA

Tamoil in Takeover Bid

Tobacco takes a hit

Expansion of a platinum mine in Zimbabwe

John Dacruz

From cellular phones to mines

Fixed-telephone license in Zimbabwe

Tony Brennan

Tamoil Breaks Off Accord

Stephen Mandiwanza

TelOne partners pull out

Closer ties with Iran

Re-capitalization in Zimbabwe

Anti-Seizure Committee

Zanu won't shed its skin

British missions to Southern Africa

Britain's approach in Southern Africa

Importing More Energy from Congo

Hard Brake on Privatizations

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Zimbabwe

British MPs seek Zimbabwe update

A State firm in trouble

Jabulani Mavimba

The Reserve Bank Asks for More

Mugabe wants to save the agreement with Libya

Extension of EPZ status

Mugabe's nephew fired from the ZIFA

Tamoil in Takeover Bid

Tobacco takes a hit

Expansion of a platinum mine in Zimbabwe

John Dacruz

From cellular phones to mines

Fixed-telephone license in Zimbabwe

Tony Brennan

Tamoil Breaks Off Accord

Stephen Mandiwanza

TelOne partners pull out

Closer ties with Iran

Re-capitalization in Zimbabwe

Anti-Seizure Committee

Zanu won't shed its skin

British missions to Southern Africa

Britain's approach in Southern Africa

Importing More Energy from Congo

Hard Brake on Privatizations

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