The Insider is a political and business bulletin about Zimbabwe, edited by Charles Rukuni. Founded in 1990, it was a printed 12-page subscription only newsletter until 2003 when Zimbabwe's hyper-inflation made it impossible to continue printing.
The purchase by a German company of a 45 percent stake in the Premier Finance Group was hailed as a major foreign investment into Zimbabwe but it was full of…
Finance Minister Tendai Biti has finally seen the light. Zimbabwe is on its own. The billions that were being dangled at the country if it found a political solution are…
Former High Court judge George Smith who has written several letters to The Insider as the legal adviser for River Ranch says there is no conflict of interest in his…
19 Jan 2010 : Column 139 House of Commons Tuesday 19 January 2010 The House met at half-past Two o'clock Prayers [Mr. Speaker in the Chair] Business before questions Beverley…
Zimbabwe's indigenisation policy under which it says 51 percent of all investments into the country must be in the hands of locals is nothing to worry about because "there is…
African Consolidated Resources has finally responded to inquiries from The Insider following the publication of its story that the company might be more to blame for the chaos in Marange.…
In the movie, Godfather III, Mafia don Michael Corleone tells his protégé Vincent Mancini why it is dangerous to hate someone. Vincent wants to kill Joey Zasa because Joey persistently…
Zimbabwe's inclusive government will not collapse despite the bickering which has seen Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's Movement for Democratic change partially withdrawing. Tsvangirai said last Friday his party would remain…
The Dutch government has given a lame excuse for allowing a Netherlands registered company to enter into business with a Zimbabwean company which is partly owned by one of President…
A Dutch company, a state-owned bank and development agencies from at least five European countries have been flouting European Union sanctions if it is illegal for European companies and organisations…