Posts by Charles Rukuni

The Zimbabwe government has published proposals to change legislation governing the operations of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in the country, which will effectively bar the NGOs from funding, or involvement in…

Zimbabwe’s Rudland family could take over one of Southern Africa’s biggest sugar producers, Tongaat Hulett, by underwriting the company’s R4 billion rights issue. Magister, a company represented by Hamish Rudland…

Coronavirus vaccination in Zimbabwe has picked up again with 77 575 doses being dispensed in the past two days up from 144 253 for the week ending 15 November and…

Zimbabwe Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has ruled out enforcing price controls despite the escalating prices of goods in the shops saying it does not work and would be a disaster.…

Zimbabwe appears to be undermining its own currency as it struggles with inflation. Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube, has since reintroducing the Zimbabwe dollar in 2019, insisted that as much of…

Zimbabwe is losing US$106.6 million each year to tax havens, US$65 million through multi-national corporations and US$42 million by individuals. According to the Tax Justice Network the amount is enough…

Zimbabwe is moving in the right direction and is likely to achieve a growth rate of 6% this year, the International Monetary Fund said in its latest assessment released yesterday.…

Zimbabwe today extended its Level Two lockdown by another two weeks to encourage more people to get vaccinated and to protect the nation against a possible fourth wave outbreak. Vaccination…

The Zimbabwe dollar fell by $5.77 at today's foreign currency auction to average $105.6965 against last week’s $99.9301 with the highest offer at $120 and the lowest at $98. The…

The Kimberley Process (KP) has elected Zimbabwe as the organization’s future leader — and the Civil Society Coalition has said it’s okay with that. The country, which has faced criticism…