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Zimbabwe

Shot in Arm for Gold Miners

The Zimbabwe government and Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) have announced a string of measures designed to prevent the collapse [...]

Subscribers only Mining 25.04.2001

The Land Which Would Be Kingdom

Destroyed by British colonialists in the late 19th century, the powerful Ndebele kingdom may yet rise from the ashes That, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 20.04.2001

The Embattled Weapon Makers

Already unlucky in a number of supply contracts for Zimbabwe’s expeditionary force in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Zimbabwe [...]

Subscribers only 20.04.2001

Running Out of Passports

The Zimbabwe government’s lack of foreign currency is promising to [...]

Subscribers only 20.04.2001

DRC Power Exports to Rise

Under a memorandum of understanding signed in Harare on April 3, the Societe Nationale d’Electricite (SNEL) pledged to supply an [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.04.2001

ZESA Break-Up In Sight

The government has drafted a bill named the ZESA Commercialisation [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.04.2001

War for the Hearts of Matabeleland

A struggle for influence in the province of Matabeleland is being waged between the ruling Zanu-PF and the opposition Movement [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.04.2001

Zimbabwe Licenses Too Expensive

320 million is the amount of money the Post and [...]

Subscribers only 13.04.2001

Harare sells off its Munyati holdings

The Zimbabwe government is to sell off the 25% stake it holds through the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corp in Munyati [...]

Subscribers only Mining 12.04.2001

Government Promises Emergency Aid

The planned closure of three mines operated by Falcon Gold Zimbabwe triggered an alarmed response from the government which claimed [...]

Subscribers only Mining 10.04.2001

Spotlight
Two Irons in the Election Fire

With a view towards the presidential elections of April 2002, President Robert Mugabe is keeping two irons in the fire. On the one hand, he hasn’t ruled out another run for office, possibly with his finance minister, Simba Makoni, as [.

Subscribers only Politics 06.04.2001

MDC Courts ZCTU with Promises Galore

Under the leadership of future presidential candidate Morgan Tsvangirai, the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) is trying to reach [...]

Subscribers only Politics 30.03.2001

Anglo Waits and Watches

Anglo American Corporation is waiting for a new fiscal system for the mining sector to be adopted – probably in [...]

Subscribers only Mining 27.03.2001

Gold Industry Fighting for Its Survival

Despite an appeal to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe that [...]

Subscribers only Mining 27.03.2001

Zimbabwe Alloys Feels Future is Dim

Zimbabwe Alloys Mines Ltd. has posted an operating loss of [...]

Subscribers only 27.03.2001

Impala to take a stake in Zimplats, Ngezi mine

South Africa’s Impala Platinum, world number two in platinum production, is looking to become a technical partner in Australia-based Zimbabwe [...]

Subscribers only Mining 26.03.2001

Zanu-PF Fine Tunes Its Siren Song

Having already scuttled its Marxist-Leninist roots in 1998, the ruling Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front (Zanu-PF) is again looking at [...]

Subscribers only Politics 23.03.2001

No Representation, No Taxation

Spoornet can no longer stomach the high taxes that Zimbabwe [...]

Subscribers only 23.03.2001

IPG Halts Deliveries but Engen Continues

The Kuwaiti company Independent Petroleum Group has stopped deliveries to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.03.2001

Falcon Gold forced to pull out of Zimbabwe

After nearly a century in the country, Falcon Gold Zimbabwe , which is owned by Luxembourg based Falcon Investment Holdings [...]

Subscribers only Mining 20.03.2001

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Crisis Grows in Opposition Party

Symptoms of a serious internal crisis are appearing in the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), already reeling from its [...]

Subscribers only Politics 16.03.2001

London’s Commonwealth Problems

A misunderstanding over a phone call is partly to blame for the tension which has arisen over the Zimbabwe question [...]

Subscribers only 16.03.2001

Hard Luck in Zimbabwe

Although Accor may have chosen the right place, the French [...]

Subscribers only 16.03.2001

Major platinum companies in run for Ngezi/SMS venture in Zimbabwe

Four major platinum producers have separately conducted due diligence exercises on the Hartley Platinum Mine , wholly-owned by Zimbabwe Platinum [...]

Subscribers only Mining 14.03.2001

Tough Choice for Rio Tinto

Rio Tinto Zimbabwe is thinking starting to mine for diamonds in two years’ time around Zvishavane some 500 km south-east [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.03.2001

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Zimbabwe

Shot in Arm for Gold Miners

The Land Which Would Be Kingdom

The Embattled Weapon Makers

Running Out of Passports

DRC Power Exports to Rise

ZESA Break-Up In Sight

War for the Hearts of Matabeleland

Zimbabwe Licenses Too Expensive

Harare sells off its Munyati holdings

Government Promises Emergency Aid

Spotlight
Two Irons in the Election Fire

MDC Courts ZCTU with Promises Galore

Anglo Waits and Watches

Gold Industry Fighting for Its Survival

Zimbabwe Alloys Feels Future is Dim

Impala to take a stake in Zimplats, Ngezi mine

Zanu-PF Fine Tunes Its Siren Song

No Representation, No Taxation

IPG Halts Deliveries but Engen Continues

Falcon Gold forced to pull out of Zimbabwe

Document
Crisis Grows in Opposition Party

London’s Commonwealth Problems

Hard Luck in Zimbabwe

Major platinum companies in run for Ngezi/SMS venture in Zimbabwe

Tough Choice for Rio Tinto

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Zimbabwe

Shot in Arm for Gold Miners

The Land Which Would Be Kingdom

The Embattled Weapon Makers

Running Out of Passports

DRC Power Exports to Rise

ZESA Break-Up In Sight

War for the Hearts of Matabeleland

Zimbabwe Licenses Too Expensive

Harare sells off its Munyati holdings

Government Promises Emergency Aid

Spotlight Two Irons in the Election Fire

MDC Courts ZCTU with Promises Galore

Anglo Waits and Watches

Gold Industry Fighting for Its Survival

Zimbabwe Alloys Feels Future is Dim

Impala to take a stake in Zimplats, Ngezi mine

Zanu-PF Fine Tunes Its Siren Song

No Representation, No Taxation

IPG Halts Deliveries but Engen Continues

Falcon Gold forced to pull out of Zimbabwe

Document Crisis Grows in Opposition Party

London’s Commonwealth Problems

Hard Luck in Zimbabwe

Major platinum companies in run for Ngezi/SMS venture in Zimbabwe

Tough Choice for Rio Tinto

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Two Irons in the Election Fire

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Crisis Grows in Opposition Party