Editorial: Surviving Transitions A gaggle of suited professionals was chatting animatedly in a bar on the top floor of a skyscraper with stunning views across the city as dusk ... morphed into mid-evening.
Interview: Ian Khama, President of Botswana Having now ruled Botswana for over a year, following the retirement of former President Festus Mogae, President Seretse Khama Ian Khama faces ... his first general election in October. He talks to The Africa Report about democracy, Zimbabwe and the impact of the global recession
African miners dig deeper Many mineral prices may have dropped, but there is no lack of action over promising assets. ...
Businesses that weathered the storm Industrialists are a bullish breed and believe Zimbabwe will quickly regain its role as second largest economy in Southern Africa. ...
Simplifying Solar Zimbabawe better served by solar assembly & manufacturing capacity Solarpro CEO says
Simplifying Solar Zimbabawe better served by solar assembly & manufacturing capacity Solarpro CEO says
Finance: Banks set for a shake-up To meet new capital requirements, banks that already have or are seeking international links are best placed to profit from the rise in commerce ... the government hopes to create
Diamonds: Military ready to cede control The furore over the military's control of the Chiadza diamond fields in Marange, eastern Zimbabwe, points to wider tensions over economic and political ... reforms.
Mining: Bring in the earth movers Despite the economic and political turmoil, international mining houses have not taken their eyes off Zimbabwe's choice reserv ...
