Posts by Charles Rukuni

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…

October is likely to have the lowest number of coronavirus deaths since June after the country recorded no deaths yesterday but there were 72 new cases and 76 people recovered.…

Zimbabwe’s mining executives are more confident of the industry’s prospects next year than they were in 2021, but their optimism is tempered by old concerns over erratic government policy. According…

Former Higher Education Minister Jonathan Moyo, who is one of the staunchest critics of President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his administration, says United Nations special rapporteur Alena Douhan’s report in which…

Zimbabwe’s annual inflation rose again this month, this time to 54.5% up from 51.5% in September. Inflation had been on the decline until August when it stood at 50.2% having…

The number of active coronavirus cases yesterday rose from 553 to 613 after the country recorded 84 new cases, 25 of them at schools, but only 23 people recovered. There…

Zimbabwe today recorded 36 new cases and one death but 64 people recovered, 14 of them in Mashonaland East, which saw cases in the province drop to 93. Only Manicaland…