Posts by Charles Rukuni

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa today gave three major reasons why the return of over 178 000 Zimbabweans from South Africa will be good for the country. A total of 178…

The closure of the CSC-Boustead Beef Bulawayo abattoir last week for failing to pay its electricity bill was a slap in the face for Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga as he vowed…

Zimbabwean businessman Paddy Zhanda is off to a flying start this year thanks to a significant increase in the market value of his stake in Masimba Holdings, one of the…

Zimbabwean businessman John Moxon has seen the market value of his stake in Meikles Limited, a Harare-based conglomerate, increase by more than US$6.4 million since the start of the year,…

The number of Zimbabweans granted work visas to work in the UK has gone up by 1 576% since 2019, showing the extent of Zimbabwe’s brain drain crisis.  The number…

Zimbabwe has offered to settle a US$3.5 billion land compensation deal over 10 years, the latest change to an agreement signed in 2020 with former White farmers ejected from properties…

CSC-Boustead Beef, which only at the beginning of this month said it would be resuming beef exports this quarter, has been shut down after its electricity was cut off for…

Mad might not be the right word. But according to Newsday, 75% of Zimbabwe’s teachers are experiencing mental health challenges. The reason. Poor pay. Newsday quotes Progressive Teachers Union of…

What do you think is the most important problem that the government must address? Is it: Covid-19 Transportation Wages/incomes and salaries Health Corruption Food shortages/famine Education Water supply Unemployment Infrastructure/Roads…

Harare was the most conservative province when asked whether pregnant girls should be allowed to continue with their education.  Only 39% of those asked in an Afrobarometer survey agreed. It…