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Benchmark ruling paves way for Zimbabwe treaty
Fri, Nov 27, 2009
A RULING in the North Gauteng High Court yesterday paved the way for the signing today of a historic bilateral investment protection treaty between Zimbabwe and SA.
Zimbabwe inflation now 0.8 percent
Thu, Nov 26, 2009
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s monthly inflation for October has increased to 0.8 percent, gaining 1.3 percentage points on the September rate of -0.5 percent, the government Central Statistical Office (CSO) announced Wednesday.
Immunity Clause in Zimbabwe Central Bank Reform Law Not a Blanket Amnesty
Tue, Nov 24, 2009
ZANU-PF insisted on the clause as a condition for its support of the bill, but others say immunity should not be granted where funds were misused
Rand backtracks on stronger dollar
Thu, Nov 19, 2009
THE rand continued its soft run in the afternoon session on Thursday, as a result of a stronger dollar and a weaker euro, while the gold price came off its record highs of yesterday.
Most African nations are corrupt , Zimbabwe improving
Thu, Nov 19, 2009
Most African nations are corrupt, scoring less than 3.0 out of a possible mark of 10 in the 2009 Corruption Perception Index (CPI) of the Berlin-based anti-corruption organ isation Transparency International (TI), released Tuesday in Berlin, Germany.
Zimbabwe, China Sign $8 Billion Investment Accord
Thu, Nov 19, 2009
Zimbabwe’s government and a Chinese joint venture signed an $8 billion accord that will result in investment in the southern African country’s mining, energy and housing industries, the Herald reported.
SA losing out to neighbours in Zimbabwe
Tue, Nov 17, 2009
SA’s neighbours, particularly Botswana, are gaining substantial market share in Zimbabwe at SA’s expense, South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry CEO Neren Rau warned yesterday.
Mugabe says no wholesome nationalisation of foreign companies
Tue, Nov 17, 2009
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe said Monday the country did not plan wholesome nationalisation but would insist on a 51 per cent stake in new foreign-led ventures.
