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.
Information and Publicity Minister Jonathan Moyo seems to have become so powerful that he can literally get away with murder. For a junior politician, who was only appointed to the…
With 11 months to go before the presidential elections, the opposition Movement for Democratic Change should expect some of its members to defect to ZANU-PF and this will receive good…
Last year he said something that was treasonous. Now he has just had another embarrassing outburst. The question is with the presidential campaign, where he will be the primary candidate,…
Zimbabweans who reportedly went into jubilation following the death of Congolese President Laurent Kabila have been castigated left, right, and centre. But it appears, that it was all right for…
On screen and during the campaign, ZANU-PF political commissar, Border Gezi, is portrayed as someone who will not let anything stand in the way to secure victory for the ruling…
ZANU-PF may be playing dirty, but it seems to have found a winning formula. And the opposition Movement for Democratic Change seems to have no answer, yet, to the new…
A decade ago, Jonathan Moyo was an outspoken critic. Today, he is being accused of all sorts of things because of his support for constitutional reform and the new constitution.…
Oliver Mtukudzi's latest album, Bvuma/Tolerance has been doing quite well. The title song is even topping the charts on Radio 3's hit pick. Radio three is considered the station for…
He has been called all sorts of names. He has been cartooned, scandalised, ripped apart, but he has plodded on. Information and Publicity Minister Jonathan Moyo has defied his critics…
Three years ago he was just a trade union leader. President Robert Mugabe even joked that Morgan Tsvangirai and his colleague Gibson Sibanda, were dreaming that they could rule Zimbabwe.…