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Zimbabwe

BHP'S WITHDRAWAL FROM HARTLEY REPORTED IMMINENT

Australian financial circles believe that BHP is on the point [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.03.1999

SADB AND IFC TO START INVESTMENT FUND

The Southern African Development Bank and the International Finance Corp, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.03.1999

MHANGURA TO CUT WORKFORCE

Zimbabwe's state-controlled copper company Mhangura Copper Mines is almost halving [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.03.1999

WORK HALTED FOR SALINI

Italy's Salini Impreglio has halted construction work on Zimbabwe's Tokwe-Mukorsi [...]

Subscribers only 27.02.1999

PARLIAMENT CHICKENS OUT

Zimbabwe's Leader of Parliament and minister of justice Emmerson Mnangagwa recently had to raise his voice and call ZANU-PF (government) [...]

Subscribers only Politics 20.02.1999

JUSTICE KICKS OVER TRACES

An administrative court in Harare this week handed down judgement [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.02.1999

ALBERT NDUNA

The Zimbabwe Reinsurance Company (ZIMRE) managing director announced in Harare [...]

Subscribers only 06.02.1999

AFRICAN GOLD TO CLOSE MINES

African Gold, a London based company with gold mines in Zimbabwe, plans to close two more mines in a move [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.02.1999

AWAITING IMF VERDICT

The arrest and detention of executives of the independent newspaper Standard who are charged with publishing false news likely to [...]

Subscribers only 30.01.1999

DAVID MURANGARI

It is the ex-permanent secretary of Zimbabwe's mines ministry, David Murangari, who is to head from February first Zimbabwe's Chamber [...]

Subscribers only 23.01.1999

FRENCH HOPES

Despite depreciation of the Zimbabwe currency whilst makes imports more [...]

Subscribers only 23.01.1999

STAN MUDENGE

Speaking in Harare this week to a meeting of regional [...]

Subscribers only Politics 23.01.1999

FORMER GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL TO RUN CMZ

David Murangari, who long held the post of permanent secretary [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.01.1999

BID FOR COAL MINE THAT SUPPLIES HWANGE

The South African black business group Mawenzi Resources is negotiating [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.01.1999

NOT MUCH FOREIGN CASH

Zimbabwe's EPZ, created in 1994, has attracted few foreign investors for the thirty-five projects which have been developed there since [...]

Subscribers only 16.01.1999

AN EYE ON WANKIE COLLIERY

The South African Black Business group Mawenzi Resources is negotiating [...]

Subscribers only 16.01.1999

IMF HASN'T SAID 'YES'

Harare financial market immediately drew the inevitable consequences on January 7 of the arrival of an International Monetary Fund mission: [...]

Subscribers only 09.01.1999

EDDIE CROSS

The Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) representative to the conference [...]

Subscribers only 02.01.1999

BANANA SOFTENS M & M

Heads of state Nelson Mandela and Robert Mugabe met in Harare on December 13 after months of misunderstandings following Zimbabwe's [...]

Subscribers only 19.12.1998

BIWATER BOOT

Britain's Biwater plc has received a letter of intent from the Zimbabwean government retaining the company for the contract to [...]

Subscribers only 12.12.1998

VIPS GO SAFARI

A report tabled in Parliament last week by deputy tourism minister Edward Chindori Chininga has revealed that hunting and photo-safari [...]

Subscribers only 05.12.1998

MUGABE SULKS IN LONDON

Arrived in London on a private voyage on December first, head of state Robert Mugabe was due to meet a [...]

Subscribers only 05.12.1998

FORGING AHEAD REGARDLESS

With the International Monetary Fund balking over releasing its assistance (US$53 million) for Zimbabwe's balance of payments before the end [...]

Subscribers only 05.12.1998

CARLOS NEVES FERREIRA

In the framework of a vast diplomatic movement decided by the Portuguese authorities, Carlos Neves Ferreira has been appointed ambassador [...]

Subscribers only 05.12.1998

BHP COULD CLOSE HARTLEY

Australia's BHP has signalled it might either close or sell [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.12.1998

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Zimbabwe

BHP'S WITHDRAWAL FROM HARTLEY REPORTED IMMINENT

SADB AND IFC TO START INVESTMENT FUND

MHANGURA TO CUT WORKFORCE

WORK HALTED FOR SALINI

PARLIAMENT CHICKENS OUT

JUSTICE KICKS OVER TRACES

ALBERT NDUNA

AFRICAN GOLD TO CLOSE MINES

AWAITING IMF VERDICT

DAVID MURANGARI

FRENCH HOPES

STAN MUDENGE

FORMER GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL TO RUN CMZ

BID FOR COAL MINE THAT SUPPLIES HWANGE

NOT MUCH FOREIGN CASH

AN EYE ON WANKIE COLLIERY

IMF HASN'T SAID 'YES'

EDDIE CROSS

BANANA SOFTENS M & M

BIWATER BOOT

VIPS GO SAFARI

MUGABE SULKS IN LONDON

FORGING AHEAD REGARDLESS

CARLOS NEVES FERREIRA

BHP COULD CLOSE HARTLEY

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Zimbabwe

BHP'S WITHDRAWAL FROM HARTLEY REPORTED IMMINENT

SADB AND IFC TO START INVESTMENT FUND

MHANGURA TO CUT WORKFORCE

WORK HALTED FOR SALINI

PARLIAMENT CHICKENS OUT

JUSTICE KICKS OVER TRACES

ALBERT NDUNA

AFRICAN GOLD TO CLOSE MINES

AWAITING IMF VERDICT

DAVID MURANGARI

FRENCH HOPES

STAN MUDENGE

FORMER GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL TO RUN CMZ

BID FOR COAL MINE THAT SUPPLIES HWANGE

NOT MUCH FOREIGN CASH

AN EYE ON WANKIE COLLIERY

IMF HASN'T SAID 'YES'

EDDIE CROSS

BANANA SOFTENS M & M

BIWATER BOOT

VIPS GO SAFARI

MUGABE SULKS IN LONDON

FORGING AHEAD REGARDLESS

CARLOS NEVES FERREIRA

BHP COULD CLOSE HARTLEY

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