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Zimbabwe

Financial Risks on the Rise

Following the international sanctions against Zimbabwe, western banks are seeking to reduce their financial exposure in the country.

Subscribers only Politics 12.04.2002

Mugabe Prepares for Sanctions

Expecting European Union and U.S. economic sanctions towards his country to increase, President Robert Mugabe is seeking new outlets for [...]

Subscribers only 05.04.2002

AAC Is Considering Unki Project Again

Although it has reduced its personnel in Zimbabwe by half, South Africa's Anglo American Corporation is considering the opening of [...]

Subscribers only 05.04.2002

Mandorin's Game Plan at Shamva

Mandarin's strategy in Zimbabwe is falling into place with the announcement of a three-way shareholders' agreement in March between Barrock [...]

Subscribers only Mining 02.04.2002

Europeans Tighten the Screws

A delegation of the opposition MDC flew into Brussels to ask the EU to strengthen its sanctions against the régime of President Robert Mugabe.

Subscribers only 29.03.2002

Zimbabwe Smoked Out by Purchasers?

Fearing that filtering European and American purchasers decide to snub Zimbabwe's tobacco, whose auctioning starts in May, the Harare authorities [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.2002

Harder Line Expected in Next Cabinet

In the wake of his contested victory in Zimbabwe's presidential election, President Robert Mugabe is expected to go about forming [...]

Subscribers only Politics 29.03.2002

Elias Mudzuri

For the first time since the ruling Zanu-PF seized power at independence in 1980, the capital's town hall has gone [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.2002

Soldiers to Be Deployed in the Field(s)

Not without good reason, Zimbabwe's government is expecting to cross [...]

Subscribers only Politics 22.03.2002

SEKESAI MAKWAVARA

On March 20, a 43-year-old woman was elected deputy mayor [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.2002

Spotlight
Mugabe Wins As Only He Knows How

By setting up a genuine climate of civil war in his country in the months leading up to the presidential election of March 9 and 10, President Robert Mugabe displayed his legendary capacity of acting as a major irritant and [.

Subscribers only Politics 15.03.2002

Power at Unbeatable Price

Several international investigative panels are intrigued by the absurdly low price that Democratic Republic of Congo asks Zimbabwe to pay for electricity.

Subscribers only Energy 12.03.2002

More Republicans for the ZDT

After the Barron Birrel firm, a second American consulting company close to the Republican Party has been hired by the Zimbabwe Democracy Trust.

Subscribers only 08.03.2002

Andrew Kailembo

Remembering Zimbabwe's main opposition candidate as the secretary general at the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) until three years [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.2002

A Plethora of South African Observers

While Harare has ruled out the presence of European observers, three South African delegations will be allowed to observe the presidential election in Zimbabwe in March.

Subscribers only Politics 01.03.2002

Food Aid Joins Electoral Arsenal

It turns out that not even food aid is immune to electoral maneuvering by President Robert Mugabe, who recently named [...]

Subscribers only Politics 01.03.2002

SWECO
Joint Contract in Mozambique and Zimbabwe

Sweden's engineering consultant company, Sweco, has won a contract for [...]

Subscribers only 01.03.2002

MINING
Free Fall in Zimbabwe

The contribution of the country's mining sector to its GNP has fallen from 4.5% in 1996 to 3.9% in 2001, [...]

Subscribers only 22.02.2002

The OAU's Double Standards

A sponsor arguing for the presence of international observers in the presidential election of Madagascar in the interest of fairness and harmony, the OAU's secretary general inexplicably seems to see little need for same in Zimbabwe.

Subscribers only 22.02.2002

What If Mugabe Had Tsvangirai Arrested?

When voting in the presidential election starts on March 9, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 22.02.2002

Kinross Braces for $11.8 Million Loss

Due to hyper inflation in Zimbabwe, Canada's Kinross Gold Corporation has written $11.8 million down on its accounts for its [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.02.2002

Mugabe Shuns His Secret Service

Zimbabwe's intelligence service is concerned about the importance that the head of state grants to the optimistic information he has been receiving from certain ministries.

Subscribers only Politics 15.02.2002

SUGAR
Tate & Lyne Leaves Zimbabwe

In order to leave Zimbabwe and turn towards more profitable ventures, the Tate & Lyne Plc sugar company is to [...]

Subscribers only 08.02.2002

An Extremely Submissive Commission

Although it is nominally independent, the official organization in charge of holding and supervising elections is in the tight grip [...]

Subscribers only Politics 08.02.2002

The MDC's Supporters in the White Community

In spite of increasing pressure, a number of whites are openly members or sympathizers of the country's opposition. Among them [...]

Subscribers only Politics 01.02.2002

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Zimbabwe

Financial Risks on the Rise

Mugabe Prepares for Sanctions

AAC Is Considering Unki Project Again

Mandorin's Game Plan at Shamva

Europeans Tighten the Screws

Zimbabwe Smoked Out by Purchasers?

Harder Line Expected in Next Cabinet

Elias Mudzuri

Soldiers to Be Deployed in the Field(s)

SEKESAI MAKWAVARA

Spotlight
Mugabe Wins As Only He Knows How

Power at Unbeatable Price

More Republicans for the ZDT

Andrew Kailembo

A Plethora of South African Observers

Food Aid Joins Electoral Arsenal

SWECO
Joint Contract in Mozambique and Zimbabwe

MINING
Free Fall in Zimbabwe

The OAU's Double Standards

What If Mugabe Had Tsvangirai Arrested?

Kinross Braces for $11.8 Million Loss

Mugabe Shuns His Secret Service

SUGAR
Tate & Lyne Leaves Zimbabwe

An Extremely Submissive Commission

The MDC's Supporters in the White Community

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Zimbabwe

Financial Risks on the Rise

Mugabe Prepares for Sanctions

AAC Is Considering Unki Project Again

Mandorin's Game Plan at Shamva

Europeans Tighten the Screws

Zimbabwe Smoked Out by Purchasers?

Harder Line Expected in Next Cabinet

Elias Mudzuri

Soldiers to Be Deployed in the Field(s)

SEKESAI MAKWAVARA

Spotlight Mugabe Wins As Only He Knows How

Power at Unbeatable Price

More Republicans for the ZDT

Andrew Kailembo

A Plethora of South African Observers

Food Aid Joins Electoral Arsenal

SWECO Joint Contract in Mozambique and Zimbabwe

MINING Free Fall in Zimbabwe

The OAU's Double Standards

What If Mugabe Had Tsvangirai Arrested?

Kinross Braces for $11.8 Million Loss

Mugabe Shuns His Secret Service

SUGAR Tate & Lyne Leaves Zimbabwe

An Extremely Submissive Commission

The MDC's Supporters in the White Community

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Spotlight
Mugabe Wins As Only He Knows How

SWECO
Joint Contract in Mozambique and Zimbabwe

MINING
Free Fall in Zimbabwe

SUGAR
Tate & Lyne Leaves Zimbabwe