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.
What is in store for Zimbabwe in 2006? That is anybody's guess. The country's politics is very volatile. Anything can happen. The economy is in shambles. But the so-called economic…
Things are likely to be tough during the first half of this year. Inflation is likely to continue to rise while manufacturing is not likely to pick up significantly because…
Residents of Section 12 of Cowdray Park are to put pressure on the Bulawayo City Council to resolve their dispute with Alpha Construction which was supposed to construct more than…
A war veteran who is a member of the ruling ZANU-PF has come up with a new theory on why the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) now seems headed for…
Houses being built under Operation Hlalani Kuhle/ Garikai in Bulawayo's Cowdray Park suburb cannot be occupied because they do not have water or toilet facilities. And some of the beneficiaries…
A Canadian company which is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, Mandorin Goldfields Inc., is planning to acquire a number of small gold mines in Kwekwe, Mvuma and Bulawayo. The…
A former sub-editor at The Daily News has come with a new theory on why the paper, which had become the biggest circulation daily in the country, may have opted…
The Lobengula Street Mall is back to life. Vendors who were driven away during Operation Murambatsvina, five months ago, are back in full swing. And they appear to be trying…
The Bulawayo City Council has allocated 147 stands in Parklands to the Homelink Housing Development Programme. But it insists that the stands should only be sold to people who are…
The Bulawayo province of the Movement for Democratic Change was ecstatic about its victory in the senate elections held at the weekend, where it won all five seats, saying this…