South Africa needs a stable and thriving Zimbabwe
It is in South Africa’s interest to see a thriving and stable Zimbabwe. A collapse of its neighbour’s economy would probably see an influx of...
The Insider – News about Zimbabwe that you can use
-
-
Mnangagwa concedes that corruption runs deep in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa didn’t know the extent of corruption in the country until he took up the highest office in the land. Speaking in...
-
Tsvangirai loyalist says Chamisa is a son of ZANU-PF
Webber Chinyadza, spokesman for the Defending the Morgan Tsvangirai Legacy pressure group, has described Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa as a son of...
-
Zimbabweans cry foul as market forces that they called for take effect
Not too long ago, three months ago in fact, fuel in Zimbabwe was cheaper than bottled water and flights from the country were some of...
-
Why prices in Zimbabwe keep rocketing
Zimbabwe is failing to keep prices of goods down because it is refusing to let its new currency, the Real Time Gross Settlement dollar, to...
-
Confusion over fate of Grace Mugabe
There is confusion over whether South Africa’s National Prosecution Authority has applied for the extradition of former First Lady Grace Mugabe to face assault charges...
-
Mthuli Ncube says IMF has opened doors for Zimbabwe but Chamisa argues talking to IMF not enough
Zimbabwe Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube says the staff monitored programme which it has agreed with the International Monetary Fund has opened doors for immediate foreign...
-
Plain sailing for Chamisa as Mwonzora withdraws citing toxic environment
Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa has virtually been assured of clinching the top post at next month’s congress but there are still fears...
-
Why panic- what currency are Zimbabweans using now?
Zimbabweans have become extremely alarmist. Or is it the media which has? The media is awash with news today that the announcement by Finance Minister...
-
Zimbabwe to compensate elderly white farmers first
The Zimbabwe government will give priority to elderly white farmers when it starts compensating those who lost their properties during the controversial land reforms, President...
