Zimbabwe’s leading hospitality giant, Rainbow Tourism Group Limited (RTG) has pinned its future on government's re-engagement with the international community saying the new administration's business-friendly policies will contribute to creating an enabling environment for their business. According to the group chairperson Thabani Biyam, RTG remains optimistic
President Mnangagwa has sworn in a seven member probe team to investigate the killings that rocked Harare on August 1, a day after Zimbabwe's harmonised elections . The committee , which includes former South African president Kgalema Motlanthe and several lawyers, tasked to look into the
Reports have emerged that Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa narrowly survived a bomb blast at a ZANU-PF rally he was addressing in Bulawayo on Saturday afternoon. Mnangagwa was speaking an election rally ahead of that country's tightly contested national elections next month. Sources say that Mnangagwa was whisked
"Mnangagwa and his administration should level the electoral playing field by preventing the military from engaging in partisan politics or interfering in electoral processes and taking strong action to deter violence and intimidation by the military during the campaign period and elections.
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