04:25 GMT 26th April 2012
Implats caved in but many dismiss Zimbabwe's indigenisation drive as populist vote catching. By Bill Corcoran, Cape Town
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01:44 GMT 25th April 2012
Zimbabwe has shortlisted eleven bidders for the expansion of its Hwange and Kariba South power plants, with a winner expect ed to be announced in the third quarter of this year, its energy minister said late March.
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02:31 GMT 30th March 2012
Impala Platinum (Implats) has come to an agreement with the government of Zimbabwe to hand over a 51 per cent stake in the company's local unit Zimplats to black investors.
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01:23 GMT 30th March 2012
With relations between the UK and Zimbabwe plunging to an all time low under the Blair government, there are signs that the Conservatives will be taking a softer line. By Chofamba Sithole
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05:14 GMT 29th March 2012
Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe's president and Africa's oldest leader, celebrated his 88th birthday last month, denying reports he has prostrate cancer.
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05:03 GMT 9th March 2012
Zimbabwe is having to bolster its $4bn 2012 budget with $110m from a 2009 emergency IMF fund, a measure of the extent of an acute foreign exchange shortage in the southern African nation.
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01:38 GMT 9th March 2012
An inquest into the suspicious death of retired army General Solomon Mujuru has begun in Harare.
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12:07 GMT 31st January 2012
Zimbabwe has at last got the go-ahead to export its diamonds, but there are fears that the expected bumper revenues will be squandered. By Earnest Mudzengi
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02:45 GMT 21st December 2011
The country is being rushed into elections but with political normalcy far from being restored the prospects for a free and fair poll look slim. By Earnest Mudzengi, Harare
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03:37 GMT 8th November 2011
Gold miner Mwana Africa's Zimbabwe mine output has risen to a monthly average of 4,500 ounces, outstripping its targeted annual production rate, company executives said in September.
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03:07 GMT 8th November 2011
Zimbabwe's new indigenisation drive is alarming foreign investors and could harm the fragile economic recovery, say critics. By Chofamba Sithole
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01:34 GMT 8th November 2011
Press watchdog Reporters Without Borders has condemned former information minister Jonathan Moyo for harassing the independent newspaper Daily News after it published Wikileaks cables revealing his support for western sanctions against President Robert Mugabe.
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11:26 GMT 28th September 2011
Having been rebuked by his SADC colleagues earlier this year, Mugabe has found himself isolated again. By Chofamba Sithole
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02:04 GMT 15th July 2011
Mugabe faces setback in bid to hold elections this year and get rid of rickety unity government. By Chofamba Sithole
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04:20 GMT 14th June 2011
'Why is the UK still refusing to speak to speak to Mugabe? It is time to start talking.'
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