Posts by Charles Rukuni

The Insider, which is celebrating its first anniversary with this issue, has been slapped with its first lawsuit. The paper is being sued for $15 000 over a story entitled…

In what amounts to blatant abuse of power -and shows the length to which police will go to justify their actions- police in Gweru tried to doctor the number of…

Gold panning along the country's streams has now been legalised provided the panners obtain the necessary permits and deposit their gold with the Reserve Bank or its agents. The panners…

Although it has been described as a temporary camp for the purpose of "screening" squatters, Porta Farm is already established in the annals of Zimbabwe's history as a disaster area.…

There has been a lot of talk about ESAP (Economic Structural Adjustment Programme) as something we all need to sacrifice for. This programme is wholly misplaced. It is like putting…

-Elections will be held sooner than 1995-There will be change of leadership with new men coming in Zimbabwe's next general elections due in 1995 will be held much sooner than…

Bill McLeod was born in Scotland in 1937. His mother was psychic. He witnessed his materialisation at the age of seven. He was staying in a small cottage with his…

The Gweru City Council was ordered to reinstate 12 artisans and technicians which it summarily dismissed in June last year after they had gone on strike demanding a scarcity allowance…

That is what most people in Harare said the acronym, CHOGM, stood for. Other variations included coming on holiday on government money or comrades on holiday on government money. But…

Hope that is beginning to build up in the hearts of the people of Bulawayo may once again be dashed as politics seems to be cropping into the city's water…