HARARE – James Makamba, founder and chairperson of Telecel Zimbabwe is an adorable figure with more than 90 000 pan African people…
MUTARE – Turning into a dinky dirt road at Sithole off the Marange highway, we clung to our seats as we were…
HARARE – Food is a commodity in the last instance, wrote Dan Morgan in his book, Merchants of Grain. Morgan, a former…
BULAWAYO – For a decade after independence Bulawayo, Zimbabwe’s second largest city, was envied as one of the cleanest and most attractive…
HARARE – Political and social commentators are calling on the new minister of Energy, Dzikamai Mavhaire to explain to the nation what…
MUTARE – Stripped of all trees and subjected to an annual torching ritual, the mountain that hides Dangamvura high density suburb from…
BULAWAYO – Nine-year-old Mcedisi Hlabangani kicks an empty bottle of sterilised milk as he passes through the Tsholotsho business centre on his…
BULAWAYO – Defections in political parties have a been a common phenomena since time immemorial. This trend, most prevalent in African politics,…
BULAWAYO – Walking along the streets of Bulawayo, the sight of women prowling or sometimes seated on the pavements selling foreign currency…
HARARE – As a journalist and citizen of Zimbabwe it is natural that I watch the 8pm evening main news bulletins on…
