The Insider

In politically polarised Zimbabwe, few issues raise temperatures as swiftly as the matter of sanctions. On one hand are ZANU-PF and its sympathisers, who say Zimbabwe is under general sanctions,…

Readers of The herald must have been shocked to read a story today where the government is dismissing a communiqué released by war veterans on Thursday. The war veterans broke…

The Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday saluted Zimbabwe’s war veterans for publicly acknowledging that President Robert Mugabe has outlived his relevance and as such should immediately…

Ariston Holdings major shareholder Origin Global Holdings Limited is seeking to shore up its stake in the agriculture concern through a debt to equity transaction. As at 30 September 2015,…

Zimbabwean dairy farmers say they have the capacity to meet the country’s dairy requirements and that a ban on the importation of finished dairy products will not result in any…

A Parliamentary committee looking into how the Ministry of Youth, Indigenisation and Empowerment hired Triple Bottom Line consultancy to spearhead the National Economic Empowerment Strategy without going to tender yesterday…

The refurbishment of the Victoria Falls International Airport will now be completed next month after missing several deadlines, an official has said. Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) general manager…

As Zimbabwe teeters on the brink of economic and political crisis, there’s one voice that has been conspicuously silent: China. Despite the mutual professions of admiration and everlasting friendship, it…

Zimbabwe’s war veterans have broken ranks with their patron President Robert Mugabe accusing him of being a dictator and ditching them in favour of the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front…

Government salaries have been delayed again with the army likely to be paid next week but teachers in August. International news agency Reuters said that the army will be paid…