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.
When one looks at some of the suggestions being made to the Constitutional Commission, one is baffled as to what kind of constitution Zimbabweans really like. Some people have suggested…
For someone who was once tipped to succeed Robert Mugabe and even gave him a scare in the 1990 presidential elections coming up with 30 percent of the vote, Zimbabwe…
The split within the Zimbabwe Union of Democrats which saw one of the founders, law lecturer, Kempton Makamure, leave the party to form another named ZUD Transparency Fund had nothing…
Zimbabwe's ageing opposition political leaders must really think the country is full of a bunch of people that do not think. Rev. Ndabaningi Sithole, a senior and one of the…
At independence in 1980, the new Zimbabwe government was committed to establishing a socialist society based on a state led interventionist and planned strategy. In order to redress the imbalances…
A senior employee of the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation going by the name of "Mr. Cde. Ndipewo" is playing havoc with female employees, including married women, so says Mutare Central Member…
The issue of HIV in prisons seems to be vexing the minds of medical authorities. According to the latest issue of Legal Forum, since there has been no research on…
Zimbabwe's intervention in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which continues to dog the country as it fails to get much needed balance of payments support from the International Monetary Fund,…
Zimbabwe, though cash-strapped, is said to have devised a three pronged strategy to repair its battered image. The first is to hire public relations consultancy firms preferably in the United…
Although it has not taken off the ground yet, it already looks the proposed Commission of Inquiry into the Constitution will be bogged down with problems. The Zimbabwe Union of…