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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.
Chamisa says he can beat Mnangagwa in broad daylight today
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Chamisa says he can beat Mnangagwa in broad daylight today

Would-be Zimbabwean president Nelson Chamisa has claimed that current first citizen Emmerson Mnangagwa is nothing like the late statesman Robert Mugabe, and that he would “beat him” if a snap…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 15, 2021
Zimbabwe paid out US$4.9 billion in nine months but only 30% was from the auction
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Zimbabwe paid out US$4.9 billion in nine months but only 30% was from the auction

Zimbabwe’s foreign currency auction, which has been credited with stabilising the local currency and bringing down inflation, only accounted for 30% of the foreign payments that the country made in…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 15, 2021
List of 1 822 companies that got forex from the Zimbabwe auction between June 2020 and September 2021
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List of 1 822 companies that got forex from the Zimbabwe auction between June 2020 and September 2021

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe today released the list of 1 822 companies that obtained foreign currency from the auction since it was launched on 23 June 2020 to the…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 15, 2021
IMF revises Zimbabwe growth downwards
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IMF revises Zimbabwe growth downwards

The International Monetary Fund has revised Zimbabwe’s growth for this year downwards from 6% to 5.1%.  Zimbabwe says its economy will grow by 7.8%. The IMF also said inflation is…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 15, 2021
7 die of coronavirus as recoveries slow down
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7 die of coronavirus as recoveries slow down

Seven people died today of coronavirus bringing the death toll to date to 4 655. There were 143 new cases against 114 recoveries resulting in active cases rising to 1…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 14, 2021
Six in seven COVID-19 infections go undetected in Africa
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Six in seven COVID-19 infections go undetected in Africa

A new assessment by the World Health Organization (WHO) shows that only 14.2% – or one in seven – COVID-19 infections are being detected in Africa. To reverse that trend…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 14, 2021
Diaspora to raise US$120 000 to buy Chamisa bulletproof car
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Diaspora to raise US$120 000 to buy Chamisa bulletproof car

The diaspora community is raising US$120 000 to buy a bulletproof car for Movement for Democratic Change Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa ahead of the 2023 elections. The money is being…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 14, 2021
Active coronavirus cases down to 1 618 as more people recover
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Active coronavirus cases down to 1 618 as more people recover

Active coronavirus cases in Zimbabwe dropped to 1 618 today after the country recorded 92 new cases and three deaths but 149 people recovered. Cases in Mashonaland East and Manicaland,…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 13, 2021
Zimbabwe’s largest business organisation condemns arrest of business leaders
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Zimbabwe’s largest business organisation condemns arrest of business leaders

The Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries, Zimbabwe’s largest business organization, has condemned the arrest of business leaders saying this will only serve to destabilise the relationship between business and authorities as…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 13, 2021
Zimbabwe cracks down on use of debit cards to facilitate illegal forex trading
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Zimbabwe cracks down on use of debit cards to facilitate illegal forex trading

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s Financial Intelligence Unit has directed banks to monitor the use of debit cards for illegal foreign currency transaction and has ordered them to report any…
Posted by Charles Rukuni October 13, 2021

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