Still No Accountability for Zimbabwe’s 2018 Abuses

Still No Accountability for Zimbabwe’s 2018 Abuses

End Culture of Impunity; Implement Commission’s Recommendations

Zimbabwean billionaire Simon Rudland doubles down on agro-processing with new $25 million citrus plant near South Africa’s border

Zimbabwean billionaire Simon Rudland doubles down on agro-processing with new $25 million citrus plant near South Africa’s border

The facility, developed by Orangeville Investments, comes months after Rudland commissioned a $102 million tobacco processing plant in Harare, signalling a broader strategy to build processing capacity around some of Zimbabwe’s biggest agricultural exports rather than relying on raw commodity sales.

Why did he do it?

Why did he do it?

In the mid-sixties of the last century, a teenager left his home and joined a gang of insurgents who were to launch a war against the white settlers in Rhodesia. He was just a kid, and the group used him as a runner.

The Zim monodialogues

The Zim monodialogues

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