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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.
Only 10 ministers send apologies not to attend Question Time
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Only 10 ministers send apologies not to attend Question Time

Only 10 ministers and their deputies as well as the country’s two Vice-Presidents sent apologies not to attend question time in Parliament yesterday. This was probably the lowest figure so…
Posted by Charles Rukuni May 8, 2025
Parliament debates motion to make it mandatory for companies to contribute to community ownership schemes
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Parliament debates motion to make it mandatory for companies to contribute to community ownership schemes

Parliament is currently debating a motion to establish an act that will make it mandatory for companies to contribute to community ownership schemes that will enable communities to chart development…
Posted by Charles Rukuni May 8, 2025
Zimbabwe has the most expensive sugar in Africa. Here is why.
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Zimbabwe has the most expensive sugar in Africa. Here is why.

Zimbabwe has the most expensive sugar on the continent but it cannot totally ban cheaper imports to protect the local industry because of its commitment to open markets, Industry and…
Posted by Charles Rukuni May 8, 2025
Does it pay to be Shona and ZANU-PF in Zimbabwe?
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Does it pay to be Shona and ZANU-PF in Zimbabwe?

Yes. This is what a Ndebele University of Zimbabwe lecturer argued some 33 years ago. Mthandazo Ndema Ngwenya argued that the attitude of ZANU-PF and their actual declarations were to…
Posted by Charles Rukuni May 7, 2025
Six reasons why Zimbabwe needs a law on community ownership schemes
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Six reasons why Zimbabwe needs a law on community ownership schemes

Mashonaland West proportional representation legislator Mutsa Murombedzi has given six reasons why the law to introduce community ownership schemes should be welcomed. “It ensures that the wealth derived from Zimbabwean…
Posted by Charles Rukuni May 7, 2025
Zimbabwe has no shortage of money. The problem is mismanagement of that money- MP says
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Zimbabwe has no shortage of money. The problem is mismanagement of that money- MP says

Kadoma Central legislator Gift Mambipiri says there is no shortage of money in Zimbabwe but the problem is mismanagement of that money. Speaking during the debate on the proposed introduction…
Posted by Charles Rukuni May 7, 2025
Glimmer of hope for octogenarian plot holders from Mutasa
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Glimmer of hope for octogenarian plot holders from Mutasa

There is now a glimmer of hope for the octogenarian plot holders from Irene Farm in Mutasa district who are facing threat of eviction if they fail to pay a…
Posted by Charles Rukuni May 6, 2025
Zimbabwe moves 10 notches up on the world press freedom index
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Zimbabwe moves 10 notches up on the world press freedom index

Zimbabwe has moved 10 notches up on the world press freedom index from 116 last year to 106 this year, according to the 2025 index compiled by Reporters Without Borders.…
Posted by Charles Rukuni May 5, 2025
Even Mugabe was corrupt, and so was Ian Smith
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Even Mugabe was corrupt, and so was Ian Smith

People must not talk ill about the dead.Tradition says so. But we are not talking about the dead. We are talking about what happened 33 years ago when The Insider…
Posted by Charles Rukuni May 3, 2025
Getting close to the President to appear untouchable is not new
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Getting close to the President to appear untouchable is not new

Cases of corrupt business people getting close to the Head of State to give an impression that one is untouchable are not new. Some 33 years ago, The Insider, reported…
Posted by Charles Rukuni April 30, 2025

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