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Mugabe’s hollow pledge to fight graft

HARARE – As president Robert Mugabe faces the sunset of his long political career, the perception that he failed to end corruption has persisted because of factual evidence that points to one of the most corrupt regimes in Zimbabwe’s history, analysts say. Before the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc)’s latest blitz against graft in high places,…

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Sanctions spark debate

HARARE – The recent removal of 81 Zanu PF members from the European Union, EU sanctions list while leaving 10 others has created a debate among Zimbabweans from across the political and social divide. President Robert Mugabe’s potential heirs, Vice President Joice Mujuru and Defence minister Emmerson Mnangagwa are among those off the EU travel…

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Bushmen demand to be taken back to the bush

TSHOLOTSHO – Zimbabwe’s starving San community, commonly known as bushmen, are demanding to be taken back to the bush saying the government has neglected them for many years. The San were moved from Hwange National Park in the 1920s during the colonial era by the Europeans and most of them settled in Mgodimasili area in…

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Rural women turn to pillow talk to combat HIV

ZVISHAVANE – It is deep down in the bush but this is where pillow talk rules the roost and sex has ceased being that dirty a word. People living with HIV in Midlands Province’s deep rural areas from Gokwe to Mapirimira in Zvishavane are confessing to romping like they have not done in years — …

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Savior’s ‘Promised Land’ that never was

NJELELE – It has been hyped as the “Promised Land”. And 89-year-old President Robert Mugabe — probably facing his last election — is touting it as the latest ace up his sleeve. But for many rural folks whose vote Mugabe has survived on for the past three decades, the takeover of large foreign-owned firms, masked…

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Miracle pastor arrives in helicopter

JOHANNESBURG – Cheers erupt as the man in a wheelchair struggles to stand, his face contorted with effort. Unable to walk after a car accident four years ago, he has come to Johannesburg’s FNB Stadium with thousands of others in the hope of being cured. The charismatic Pastor Chris, dressed in an all-white suit, has…

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Recent crackdown reveal Zanu PF’s violent past

HARARE – The recent crackdown on political and social activists is not anything new as Zanu PF is known to mastermind crackdowns every other general election. Controversial playwright Cont Mhlanga said in an interview he held with Enos Nkala sometime back, the nationalist told him that in 1979 as Zanu PF faced its first crucial…

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Big test still to come

HARARE – So the referendum has come and gone! I am one of those who still have misgivings about the way we were railroaded into the poll without being given enough time to study this very important document. But the fact that the powers that be had their way makes my reservations irrelevant. What a…

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Blindness not end of the world

HARARE – He is a visually impaired who can respond to your text message or email in minutes but Tafadzwa Nyamuzihwa has faced many challenges in his life. He does not know if Nyamuzihwa is even his real name because he was dumped at Mbare Musika as a toddler and was consequently taken to SOS…

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Harassment robs women’s rights

HARARE – Sexual harassment in the newsroom continues to rob women of their legal right to live and work without being harassed. These sentiments were aired by former Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (Zbc) employee Nyaradzo Makombe Hazangwi  last week during the launch of a booklet that profiles sexual harassment in the media. The booklet entitled: Who…

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