Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai travelled in a spiffy ride on his latest diplomatic consultations, a luxurious and comfortable white charter jet hired from the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa, zimGossip can report.
Tsvangirai made his own travel arrangements after he allegedly failed to get government funding for the round-trip. He hired the remarkable plane and [...]
The threat of spreading strikes in Zimbabwe could undermine a six-month-old unity government that has brought rare hope, but has failed to win vital funding from donors who demand faster political and economic reform.
The report is based on “a fact-finding visit to the Republic of Zimbabwe by experts on behalf of the International Bar Association Human Rights Institute.
Zimbabwe is in a humanitarian crisis that is the result of a political crisis. A cholera epidemic has-as of January 12, 2009-left over 39,000 people infected and at least 2,000 dead. Meanwhile, over five million Zimbabweans face severe food shortages and are dependent on international aid.
Mixed emotions are the sensation experienced when watching the mother-in-law driving over the cliff in one’s new car! And mixed emotions are the reactions almost all must be experiencing in Zimbabwe today when interacting with parastatals in general, and with the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (Zesa) and TelOne in particular, as well as in dealing [...]
For many years, Zimbabwe was known as the “jewel” of Africa. Rich in raw materials and productive farmland, it grew enough food to feed its people and export the rest. The farm sector supplied about 60 percent of the inputs to
Now that Zimbabwe’s coalition government has decreed that it wants normal relations with other nations, and the country has adopted the US dollar and the South African Rand as currency, some people think it is time to pursue a different approach to the country.
There is no other group of people in Zimbabwe today upon whom the success of the Global Political Agreement rests as heavily as it does on our shoulders.
The Zimbabwean economy experienced an economic decline starting from the year 2000 to 2008. The economic decline was partly caused by international isolation which emanated mainly from disagreements concerning how the land reform programme was implemented. Resultantly following the establishment of the inclusive Government, stimulating investment was adopted as one of the strategies towards the [...]
Prime Minister Tsvangirai’s Address to the Stakeholder’s Conference, Harare International Conference Centre
