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.
Enock Kamushinda, ever the optimistic, and a strong believer in the land reform programme, seems to be having a hard time turning around Zimpapers, the country's largest newspaper group. The…
The government and the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) could be heading for serious confrontation. The ZCTU which successfully staged a three-day strike from April 23 to 25, is…
The tobacco selling season seems to have got off to a good start with prices firmer than those for the last two years. According to the Zimbabwe Tobacco Association, though…
Information Minister Jonathan Moyo says the government may amend the country's controversial media laws which have been condemned worldwide because they are repressive and are currently being contested in the…
The timing was perfect. His career was waning. Young Tatenda Taibu and Douglas Hondo had taken the spotlight claiming regular places in the national team. Top cricketing teams, England and…
Political will and stability and consistent macroeconomic policies that can pave the way for the government to implement sound monetary policies that will enable it to stop excessive printing on…
One of the country's leading stockbroking firms has expressed dismay at the results that are being released by most listed companies. Sagit says just when every economic indicator is pointing…
The purchasing power of the Zimbabwe dollar fell by nearly two-thirds last year and today's dollar is less than one cent its value in 1990, NMBZ Holdings says in its…
Botswana and Zimbabwe are separated by a small, usually dry stream and people along the borders of the two countries even share the same language, but they are worlds apart.…
Zimbabwe's economy has been shrinking by 1 percent every month over the last three years so companies require more innovation to perform well, Barbican Holdings, which was listed on the…