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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

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

Platinum
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

Zim Alloys suspends production at A2 furnace

Chronic debt, rampant inflation in Zimbabwe, and falling world prices have forced Zimbabwe Alloys (Zim Alloys) to suspend production of [...]

Subscribers only Mining 09.03.2001

Spotlight
Mugabe, the King of Agitators

President Robert Mugabe’s visits to Brussels and Paris this week are a snub to Great Britain, with which his relations are at their lowest (ION 939) since a British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) correspondent was expelled from Harare last month.

Subscribers only Politics 09.03.2001

Opposition Courts Trade Union Leaders

In an effort to try to strengthen its influence with the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU), leaders of the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.03.2001

ZESA’s Woes Could Benefit Eskom

Zimbabwe has run up a lot of debts but the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.03.2001

ZESA: From Bad to Worse

The situation of the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority has deteriorated, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.03.2001

“Rhodies” back on the road again

The return to the fold in Kinshasa of Billy Rautenbach ( Africa Mining Intelligence 28/02/01) and, moreso, of his "partner" [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.03.2001

MDC Gets Strong U.S. Backing

Through its International Republican Institute (IRI) in charge of cooperation, America’s Republican Party coordinated the trip to the United States [...]

Subscribers only Politics 02.03.2001

Diamonds
Rio Tinto invest in Zimbabwe diamonds

London’s Rio Tinto is preparing to sink US$35 million into a new diamond mine in Zimbabwe in what will be [...]

Subscribers only Mining 28.02.2001

Hands Off the BBC

The Zimbabwean police’s intimidation of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) correspondent in Harare, Joe Winter, followed by his expulsion on [...]

Subscribers only 23.02.2001

Zimplats in search of a partner

Zimbabwe Platinum Mines is expected to announce a new partnership in the coming weeks, leading up to the opening of [...]

Subscribers only Mining 22.02.2001

Noczim in Difficult Posture

The National Oil Company of Zimbabwe (Noczim) has acknowledged that [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.02.2001

Conquest in a Buying Mood

The Canadian mining company Conquest Resources has entered into agreements to assess and eventually buy two groups of mines, Eiffel [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.02.2001

Crack down on the supreme court

Following the forced resignation of the chief justice, Antony Gubbay, who was told to go on leave from 1 March [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.02.2001

Beefing Up Interconnection

The Democratic Republic of Congo and Zimbabwe are negotiating a new memorandum of understanding on beefing up the power interconnection [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.02.2001

Coal Shortage

A critical coal shortage has hit Zimbabwe because of production [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.02.2001

Coal Shortage

A critical coal shortage has hit Zimbabwe because of production [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.02.2001

Chamber Threatens Action

Zimbabwe’s Chamber of Mines is shortly to decide whether to [...]

Subscribers only Mining 30.01.2001

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Zimbabwe

Zanu-PF Fine Tunes Its Siren Song

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

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

Tough Choice for Rio Tinto

Zim Alloys suspends production at A2 furnace

Spotlight
Mugabe, the King of Agitators

Opposition Courts Trade Union Leaders

ZESA’s Woes Could Benefit Eskom

ZESA: From Bad to Worse

“Rhodies” back on the road again

MDC Gets Strong U.S. Backing

Diamonds
Rio Tinto invest in Zimbabwe diamonds

Hands Off the BBC

Zimplats in search of a partner

Noczim in Difficult Posture

Conquest in a Buying Mood

Crack down on the supreme court

Beefing Up Interconnection

Coal Shortage

Coal Shortage

Chamber Threatens Action

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Zimbabwe

Zanu-PF Fine Tunes Its Siren Song

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

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

Tough Choice for Rio Tinto

Zim Alloys suspends production at A2 furnace

Spotlight Mugabe, the King of Agitators

Opposition Courts Trade Union Leaders

ZESA’s Woes Could Benefit Eskom

ZESA: From Bad to Worse

“Rhodies” back on the road again

MDC Gets Strong U.S. Backing

Diamonds Rio Tinto invest in Zimbabwe diamonds

Hands Off the BBC

Zimplats in search of a partner

Noczim in Difficult Posture

Conquest in a Buying Mood

Crack down on the supreme court

Beefing Up Interconnection

Coal Shortage

Coal Shortage

Chamber Threatens Action

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Crisis Grows in Opposition Party

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

Spotlight
Mugabe, the King of Agitators

Diamonds
Rio Tinto invest in Zimbabwe diamonds