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.
Finance Minister Mthuli Ncune was yesterday taken to task over the cost of the Trabablas Interchange which was built along the Harare Masvingo Road to ease congestion into the capital…
Plot holders from Irene Township in Mutasa District just outside Mutare, who are being evicted from the plots that they bought at independence, say that they are really aggrieved and…
An 87-year-old plot holder at Irene Farm in Mutasa District has been ordered to vacate his farm by Wednesday, 2 July, or be evicted. Charles Mukosera, who has lost his…
A British legislator who has been a strong critic of Zimbabwe has asked the United Kingdom government on what grounds they removed sanctions against Owen Ncube, Isaac Moyo, Godwin Matanga,…
Britain is still against Zimbabwe’s rejoining of the Commonwealth arguing that Harare needs to take further steps needed on democracy, governance and human rights. This was said on Monday by…
Zimbabwe, which aims to become an upper middle income country in five years, is one of the 50 poorest countries in the world according to 2025 gross domestic product per…
Eighty-one-year-old Dorcas Makaya is likely to be evicted today from the plot that she bought 45 years ago if no one intervenes. Mrs Makaya is one of four elderly plot…
Six plot holders at Irene Township in Mutasa who were told that they would be evicted from their plots which they bought in the 1980s were spared after their lawyers…
While the International Monetary Fund staff monitoring team that was in Zimbabwe until today supports Zimbabwe’s transition from a multi-currency regime to a mono-currency by 2030, it says Zimbabwe must…