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Zimbabwe

MAPUTO-WALVIS BAY CORRIDOR

Namibian head of state Sam Nujoma and foreign minister Theo Ben Guirab last week undertook two lightning visits, to Luanda [...]

Subscribers only 16.05.1998

LEONARD TSUMBA

After serving a first term as governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, Leonard Tsumba has been re-appointed to the [...]

Subscribers only 16.05.1998

TRIO D'OUTSIDERS

Under this title, the parastatal Centre Français du Commerce Extérieur [...]

Subscribers only 16.05.1998

EU CONFERENCE

Following a proposal by European Commissioner (external relations with ACP [...]

Subscribers only 16.05.1998

MORE HITCHES ON HARTLEY

AEM has learned from two separate financial sources that there's now a serious chance Delta Gold will pull out of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.05.1998

REGIONAL POWER FAILURE AFTER INCIDENT ON MOZAMBIQUE-ZIMBABWE LINE

Zimbabwe, Botswana and Zambia all suffered power cuts for several [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.05.1998

DELTA CHAMPING AT THE BIT

Australia's Delta Gold is becoming increasingly frustrated at the progress on the Hartley platinum project. In a barely concealed attack [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.04.1998

RESHUFFLE ROUND THE CORNER

Head of state Robert Mugabe is believed to be preparing a government reshuffle, which he might announce after the April [...]

Subscribers only 18.04.1998

TOBACCO PRICES DROPPING

If tobacco prices at auction sales stay at the present low level, Zimbabwe is going to find revenue from tobacco [...]

Subscribers only 18.04.1998

MOVING TO AN IMF ACCORD

It is April 28 that the International Monetary Fund management committee is expected to vote on a standby credit line [...]

Subscribers only 11.04.1998

ROBERT MUGABE

The Zimbabwean head of state officially launched the second phase [...]

Subscribers only 11.04.1998

FRENCH TRADE'S BAD SCORE

Centre Français du Commerce Extérieur (CFCE) in a link with [...]

Subscribers only 11.04.1998

REUNION DROPS DIAMONDS

Reunion Mining Zimbabwe has decided to completely give up diamond [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.04.1998

ENERGY PLAN ON TRACK

A project to set up an SADC regional energy planning [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.04.1998

ZIMBABWE TODAY

Entitled Zimbabwe Today, a conference on investment and privatization in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.04.1998

GRAND CONFERENCE IN ARIZONA

The second edition of the conference to promote United States investments and trade in Africa, Africa 98, will be held [...]

Subscribers only 04.04.1998

NO HARMONY ON ROAD TRAINS

Despite rose-tinted commitments of principle, Southern African Development Community (SADC) member-states have still not agreed on harmonizing cuts in taxation [...]

Subscribers only 04.04.1998

CALEB SANYANGARE

Head of state Robert Mugabe has designated Caleb Sanyangare as Zimbabwe's first ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo (ex-Zaire). [...]

Subscribers only 04.04.1998

TALKS ON BORDER PROBLEMS

The interior ministers of Mozambique, South Africa, and Swaziland met [...]

Subscribers only 04.04.1998

REGIONAL TRADE SHOW IN MAPUTO

United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) is to finance a [...]

Subscribers only 04.04.1998

HARARE GETS BUSY

The government in Harare indicated its interest in purchasing 30 percent of the capital of the company Hidroeléctrica de Cabora [...]

Subscribers only 28.03.1998

ROBERT MUGABE

Zimbabwe's head of state met German defence minister Volker Ruehe [...]

Subscribers only 28.03.1998

MUGABE BATTENS DOWN

MP Dsikamayi Mavhaire has finally been removed from his functions [...]

Subscribers only 28.03.1998

THIRD FERROCHROME PLANT

Zimbabwe's Maranatha Holdings expects to shortly gain final government approval [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.03.1998

Spotlight
ARGUING IT OUT WITH IMF

An International Monetary Fund (IMF) technical mission is due to go to Zimbabwe next week to try to finalize with the authorities in Harare the documents necessary to draft a Letter of Intent for an IMF credit line of US$175 [.

Subscribers only 21.03.1998

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Zimbabwe

MAPUTO-WALVIS BAY CORRIDOR

LEONARD TSUMBA

TRIO D'OUTSIDERS

EU CONFERENCE

MORE HITCHES ON HARTLEY

REGIONAL POWER FAILURE AFTER INCIDENT ON MOZAMBIQUE-ZIMBABWE LINE

DELTA CHAMPING AT THE BIT

RESHUFFLE ROUND THE CORNER

TOBACCO PRICES DROPPING

MOVING TO AN IMF ACCORD

ROBERT MUGABE

FRENCH TRADE'S BAD SCORE

REUNION DROPS DIAMONDS

ENERGY PLAN ON TRACK

ZIMBABWE TODAY

GRAND CONFERENCE IN ARIZONA

NO HARMONY ON ROAD TRAINS

CALEB SANYANGARE

TALKS ON BORDER PROBLEMS

REGIONAL TRADE SHOW IN MAPUTO

HARARE GETS BUSY

ROBERT MUGABE

MUGABE BATTENS DOWN

THIRD FERROCHROME PLANT

Spotlight
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Zimbabwe

MAPUTO-WALVIS BAY CORRIDOR

LEONARD TSUMBA

TRIO D'OUTSIDERS

EU CONFERENCE

MORE HITCHES ON HARTLEY

REGIONAL POWER FAILURE AFTER INCIDENT ON MOZAMBIQUE-ZIMBABWE LINE

DELTA CHAMPING AT THE BIT

RESHUFFLE ROUND THE CORNER

TOBACCO PRICES DROPPING

MOVING TO AN IMF ACCORD

ROBERT MUGABE

FRENCH TRADE'S BAD SCORE

REUNION DROPS DIAMONDS

ENERGY PLAN ON TRACK

ZIMBABWE TODAY

GRAND CONFERENCE IN ARIZONA

NO HARMONY ON ROAD TRAINS

CALEB SANYANGARE

TALKS ON BORDER PROBLEMS

REGIONAL TRADE SHOW IN MAPUTO

HARARE GETS BUSY

ROBERT MUGABE

MUGABE BATTENS DOWN

THIRD FERROCHROME PLANT

Spotlight ARGUING IT OUT WITH IMF

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