EDITOR — When we drive into or out of town during peak hours, it pays for us to respect each other. What has normally been the case is that when it rains, there is often chaos, especially in Harare’s central business district with everyone wanting to go first. There is need to remember that we…
EDITOR — The rains are upon us and this calls for us as citizens to practise maximum hygiene by avoiding littering of our environment. During the rainy season that is when all the dirt from the drains and the streets flood our beautiful cities and towns. Besides being unsightly, litter and garbage all over may…
EDITOR — It is sad that the government has been harassing ordinary Zimbabweans who are trying to fend for their families honestly…
EDITOR — As the country hurtles down the bumpy patch, hopping from crisis to crisis, Zimbabweans pray the major political players will ultimately see sense and realise the urgency of engaging in inclusive dialogue that could save the whole country. Recent reports that there could be something going on in preparation for inclusive talks and…
EDITOR — Our government needs to come out of its comfort zone and work on policies that will safeguard our resources and make our communities and country better. In Zimbabwe we still have a big deficit in policy implementation. The government has to adopt economic policies that will place the economy on a production-led growth…
EDITOR — The environment we live in is the best heritage we can leave for future generations, that is if we ensure it is still safe for them to live in. The burden of having to deal with huge populations is a challenge the majority of nation states face today but surely there are better…
EDITOR — Joel 2:30 says: “And I will shew wonders in the heavens and in the earth, blood, and fire, and pillars of smoke.” When you are born again, your spirit is recreated and you are spirit-filled, therefore let me reiterate this to you again that the realm of the prophetic is for everyone, definitely…
EDITOR — In Zimbabwe completing university education is no mean feat and everyone has their own story to tell about how they beat all odds to graduate. To some, completing university education brings memories of their academic trajectory and finally being crowned after a long, tough struggle. After going through all this, graduates should not…
EDITOR — If we are to improve the Zimbabwean economy, the productive sector is key. By the productive sector we mean manufacturing, mining, agriculture, construction supported by the energy, telecommunications and water utilities sectors. These sectors have the capacity to flood the country with the much-needed foreign currency i.e. United States dollars (US$) if properly…
EDITOR — Living in Zimbabwe is becoming difficult with each day. Looking at the situation in the country I am now convinced most of us have come to realise that it is only God who can change the course or fortunes of our country. As Zimbabweans, I believe we have the education to turn the…
