Posts by Charles Rukuni

Strive Masiyiwa, the telecommunications billionaire tasked with helping the African Union (AU) secure Covid-19 vaccines, said the shortage of doses on the continent was a consequence of deliberate action by…

Zimbabwe made its first compensation payment as part of an agreement to settle a dispute with white commercial farmers who had their land seized two decades ago. The state-linked Kuvimba…

The number of new coronavirus cases in Zimbabwe today soared to 766 with 242 of them in Mashonaland West but there was only one death, ironically in Mashonaland East which…

Kuvimba Mining House has paid out US$5.2 million in dividends to shareholders, less than a year after bringing some of the country’s biggest mining assets under its wing with government…

When Kenneth Kaunda, Zambia’s former president and founding father, died last week at the age of 97, what followed in the Western media was a series of entirely predictable and…

Zimbabwe’s First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa seems to be everywhere now- health, culture, food and churches just to name a few. Now she is reported to have set up a national…

Zimbabwe today said it will launch a security blitz to enforce measures introduced by the government to curb the spread of the coronavirus pandemic as cases today soared to 519…

Zimbabwe today announced that it is delaying the reopening of schools by 14 days in the wake of an upsurge in the number of coronavirus cases. It will also be…

The Zimbabwe foreign currency auction system today allotted US$44.8 million to 880 businesses bringing the total amount so far handled by the auction in its first year to U$1.5 billion.…

Zimbabwe today recorded 416 new coronavirus cases but though Mashonaland West remained the worst affected with 98 cases, the figures were pushed up by the Midlands which had 75 cases…