The Zimbabwe government put the airline under administration last year and later invited bids from potential investors as it seeks to privatise it.
Zimbabwe?s electricity distributor said it will disconnect mines, farms and other users as it looks to recover $77m in unpaid bills.
Zimbabwe is pinning its hopes on the mining sector to drive the recovery of an economy grappling with rolling power cuts and shortages.
Zimbabwe has cancelled a deal struck with South African logistics group Transnet.
Zimbabwe expects to increase diamond production to 11 million carats by 2023 from 3. 2 million carats last year, the mines minister said on Monday.
Zimbabwe has increased the average electricity tariff by 320% to let the state power utility ramp up production and improve supplies.
Zimbabwe has increased the price of petrol and diesel by up to 26% after the finance minister raised import tax on fuel last week.
Prices of basic goods and services have more than doubled since June, when the government renamed the RTGS currency as the Zimbabwe dollar.
Between 2013 and 2018, the government held private auctions for banks and insurance firms and used a central bank overdraft facility to raise money.
Namibia, which has installed capacity of 606 MW, is a net importer of electricity mainly from neighbouring countries like Zambia and South Africa.
Zimbabweans are angry as year-on-year inflation of around 100 percent has eaten the value of their wages and savings.
Zimbabwe holds the world?s second-largest known platinum reserves behind South Africa.
Zimbabwean miner is demanding US$92 million in a lawsuit brought to force the Reserve Bank to pay for more of its gold purchases in US dollars.
The country?s third biggest gold producer threatened legal action to force the Reserve Bank to pay it more US dollars for part of its output.
AB InBev brewing partner in Zimbabwe posts record half-year lager sales.
Zimbabwe’s new bond notes are trading on equal footing with the dollar in Harare - but money-changers say things could turn.
Zimbabweans protest against unemployment and corruption as part of a campaign organised by the #ThisFlag movement.
Teachers, doctors and nurses in cash-strapped Zimbabwe are still waiting to receive their June salaries.
Cash-strapped Zimbabwe expects a loan from the International Monetary Fund in the third quarter of this year.
President Robert Mugabe agrees to major reforms as struggling Zimbabwe tries to lure back international lenders.
Zimbabwe’s Diamond Mining Company plans to sue the government for breach of contract.
Is Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe warming to the West as his country’s economy continues to crumble?
Zimbabwe’s tobacco industry is booming, with black farmers funded by private firms producing a near record crop.
The European Union has given Zimbabwe financial aid for the first time since imposing sanctions in 2002.
Zimbabwe's central bank has taken over $65 million in non-performing loans from banks.