Posts by Charles Rukuni

The price of maize at Mbare Musika had gone up by more than 400 percent between mid-May and mid-October, according to the latest report from the Famine Early Warning Systems…

Killer Zivhu, leader of the Cross Border Traders Association, was blunt and straight to the point. Zimbabwe's leaders are squarely to blame for the current crisis in the country. The…

By Jemima Kiss Exploiting the unregulated publishing platform of the internet, another Zimbabwe news site has been launched to meet the demand for independent, non-government affiliated news. Based in Bulawayo,…

The ever-optimistic chairman of Metropolitan Bank, Enock Kamushinda, says he is confident that the challenges that the country is facing can be solved if all stakeholders adopt a positive and…

The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions, like its ally the Movement for Democratic Change, squandered a unique opportunity to bring the government down to its knees when it failed to…

It was a simple remark. But it was loaded with meaning. Holding the hand of his remaining top lieutenant Joseph Msika, President Robert Mugabe told mourners at former vice-President Simon…

Zimbabwe's image has plummeted as it economies woes worsened. The country is increasingly being viewed as corrupt as its economy deteriorates and nationals flee the country to look for greener…

Members of Zimbabwe's major churches have denounced President Robert Mugabe's government as the biblical "beast of anarchy" and vowed to mount a campaign to force the government to restore democracy…

The meteoric rise of the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange came to an abrupt halt in September with the key industrial index which had risen to 749 064 on 27 August plummeting…

Barclays Bank, one of the largest commercial banks in the country, says it will shut down 10 branches in the small outlying cities, most of which have been adversely affected…