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Attorney General Johannes Tomana says Zimbabwe will not reverse its decision to take the European Union to court over the issue of the illegal sanctions which were imposed on the country in 2002 after Britain internationalised its bilateral land dispute with the country.
Finance Minister, Mr Tendai Biti and Zimbabwe Ambassador to Germany, Mr Habson Mukuvise have come under the spotlight as documents in possession of ZBC News cited them as the chief culprits in the case in which Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai is embroiled in the double dipping scandal. 
COPAC’s three drafters, whose contracts expired last month, are not likely to see an extension following revelations that they smuggled views that did not come from the people while there are other allegations that they have a bias towards certain parties.Chinamasa, Mumbengegwi on sanctions list
Two Zanu PF Ministers, Cde Simbarashe Mumbengegwi and Cde Patrick Chinamasa are still among the 112 individuals that are still on the EU sanctions list contrary to claims by the bloc local representat...
Foreign firms urged to list on ZSE
Players in the mining sector are calling on foreign owned mining companies to list on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) for the benefit of local investors.
Soma pledges to assist Peter Moyo
Renowned sungura musician, Somandla Ndebele who has released a six track CD album and a single video of the title track, “Vimbanai”, says he is willing to assist his late colleague Tongai Moyo’s son, ...
Australia's Foreign Minister resigns
Media reports say Australia's Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd has resigned amid widespread reports of a leadership disagreement between him and Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
Tobacco prices go up
Tobacco prices have gone up with farmers who have so far delivered their crop to the auction floors expressing satisfaction at the manner in which business is currently being conducted.
Health sector receives boost
The Department of International Development (DFID) has announced a $120 million health assistance fund to support local health delivery sectors.
ZESA to disconnect defaulters
Disconnections of power for defaulting customers are set to increase as ZESA moves to mobilise US$80 million to repay Hydro Cabora Basa (HCB) of Mozambique.
Economic Report: February 2012
By Christopher Takunda Mugaga
BACKGROUND
After years of economic sanctions by the international community and a decade-long war that resulted in more than 30 000 dead, the white minority government of ...
Warriors prepare for Burundi tie
The Zimbabwe senior national team set in motion preparations for their encounter with Burundi after finally training at Rufaro Stadium this Wednesday.
Peace vital for tourism: Mzembi
The Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Cde Walter Mzembi has commended the country’s armed forces for ensuring peace and stability, saying these are critical elements for the success and gr...
Legislator given bail
St Mary’s House of Assembly Member, Mr. Marvellous Khumalo who is facing charges of abusing the Constituency Development Fund has been freed on US$300 bail.
'Life in jail for rapists'
By Mercy Makuwatsine and Faithful Mazodza
The time from conception through the nine months of pregnancy to delivery is very special for many women. The nine months are full of expectation as a mother w...
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