Posts by Charles Rukuni

Zimbabwe has decided to vaccinate 16 and 17-year-olds most of whom are still pupils but they will only be vaccinated with the Sinovac vaccine. Harare has approved five vaccines: Sinopharm…

The United Nations special rapporteur who was in Zimbabwe last month to assess the impact of sanctions on the country says a substantial number of non-governmental organisations were intimidated through…

Zimbabwe’s fact checking organization, Zimfact, had dismissed a claim by United States news agency Bloomberg that white farmers are responsible for Zimbabwe’s agricultural recovery following the land reform programme. Here…

Zimbabweans are anxiously waiting to see if the government will review the country Level Two lockdown to Level One as the country now has only 599 active coronavirus cases and…

Zimbabwe yesterday had 28 coronavirus cases, 14 of them at a school in the Midlands. The Ministry of Health did not name the school. The country recorded two deaths raising…

Zimbabwe’s mainline churches, which have been accused by the government in the past of being sympathetic to the opposition, have ditched the Movement for Democratic Change Alliance and have called…

Zimbabwe’s Monetary Policy Committee has introduced a raft of measures to try to stabilise the economy following an increase in inflation for the second consecutive month which it attributed to…

Zimbabwe had no coronavirus death yesterday, the second consecutive day, but active cases rose to 643 after the country recorded 46 new cases and only 12 people recovered. Fourteen of…

Two decades after Robert Mugabe drove White farmers off their land, Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector is booming. The people tending the crops are, again, mostly White farmers. Mugabe’s often violent program,…

There was mixed reaction to a summary of the United Nations special rapporteur, Alena Douhan’s findings on the impact of sanctions on Zimbabwe after her 10-day visit to the country…