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.
Ruling Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front chief whip Pupurayi Togarepi today asked Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda whether it was mere routine to announce the list of ministers who have…
Get yourself a boyfriend A young female teacher, teaching grammatical errors and how to correct them asked her class to correct the following sentence: “I didn’t have no fun during…
Marondera Central legislator Caston Matewu has accused the private sector of turning internship, commonly known as attachment, into modern day slavery. He told Parliament yesterday that some institutions, especially those…
The United States embassy in Harare has been paying its locally employed staff in cash in United States dollars since 2015 without the required authorisation from the Treasury Department in…
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has released a list of 290 motorists who are wanted for violating traffic lights regulations in Harare. The motorists have been asked to report to Mkushi…
Nearly 50 000 pupils dropped out of school last year with more than two-thirds dropping out of secondary school, Deputy Education Minister Angeline Gata says. She said 15 809 dropped…
Hwange Central legislator Daniel Molokerla-Tsiye says the poverty in Zimbabwe today is unacceptable because God blessed the country with a lot of natural resources. “We cannot continue to remain poor…
Zimbabwe is banning the importation of vehicles older than 10 years to protect and revive its car manufacturing industry which has been decimated by the importation of cheaper used cars..…
Zimbabwe Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda says Parliament cannot debate issues raised on social media unless they are verified. He said this following questions about the country’s state of health…