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.
Zimbabwe had to crack down on the pricing of goods using the black market rates because prices were now being determined in corporate offices and not on the shelves, Deputy…
Thirty-seven people today recovered from coronavirus, 20 of them from Matebeleland North where one high school, George Silundika, was affected, leaving only 27 active cases in the province. Mashonaland East,…
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s spokesman George Charamba has warned industry that its response to the introduction of laws forcing business to peg their prices using the foreign currency auction rate, rather…
Zimbabwe’s richest man Strive Masiyiwa has made history by becoming Britain’s first billionaire but Zimbabwe is not getting any credit for Masiyiwa’s success yet he was one of the biggest…
Zimbabwe today recorded 37 new cases, three deaths and 30 recoveries resulting in the number of active cases going up to 775, more than half of them in Harare. Deaths…
The Zimbabwe dollar today remained stable against the United States dollar easing by just four cents to average 84.7653 against last week’s 84.7259. There are fears that the local currency…
Most Zimbabweans say that they are earning a pittance but economist Eddie Cross says while it is true most Zimbabweans earn less than what they want, what they earn has…
Zimbabwe recorded 704 new coronavirus cases and 29 deaths in May down from 1 375 cases and 44 deaths in April despite outbreaks at various schools. There were two deaths…
Matebeleland South today overtook Bulawayo to take third place in the number of active coronavirus cases though it did not record any new cases today. There were 11 new cases,…
The promotion of traditional medicine, its acceptance by ordinary Zimbabweans, and more research into the medicine was one of the most debated motions in Parliament. So far 19 legislators have…