EDITOR — I am utterly awed and disappointed by the over zealousness portrayed by the country’s finest. Over the weekend there was a report that a man was apprehended by some political party members for allegedly dressing his dog in a party’s T-shirt in a rural area. [GoogleAd] Seething party supporters took the man to…
© EDITOR — Soon after the government announced that as a country we are moving from the multi-currency system to the Zimbabwe dollar, the prices of medical drugs escalated, showing that even now the rating system is still being applied. [GoogleAd] Most of us had hoped that prices were going to stabilise and medical drugs…
© EDITOR— Zimbabwe is a small country with a small population of about 15 million people, most of whom are young, vibrant and energetic, but with no employment. It’s a peaceful country compared to sister nations in southern Africa. [GoogleAd] However, the major challenge that poses a great threat to the peace and stability in…
© EDITOR — The latest events have cast a dark cloud on the future of the country, showing signs and symptoms of the dearth of democracy. Our government has again scored an own goal and has been caught on the wrong side of the law by grossly abusing human rights after failing to adhere to…
EDITOR — I refer to your article titled “Police hunt for Leopard Rock Hotel owner” published on November 18. The headline and content of this article is not only misleading, but appears to give the impression that I am a fugitive from the law. By filing this report based on incomplete information from a WhatsApp…
EDITOR — One thing that has become patently and painfully clear to me is a lesson from history: the peaceful masses are irrelevant. The saying that goes, “Evil only flourishes when good men do nothing,” becomes crystal clear when looking back over Zimbabwe’s history and the current complete and utter mess that Zanu PF has…
© EDITOR — I wonder everyday when I walk through the streets of Harare and see the youth of today’s disturbing behaviour. It hurts me more to see them indulge in activities that they know are deviant to our society. Consumption of drugs has become a habit, clubbing has become a hobby as well as…
EDITOR — I listened to a radio programme recently that said most towns and cities in this country do not have enough water to last them to the next two months. And as a result many councils had resorted to limiting the water they supply to residents. The programme was mostly attributing this to the…
EDITOR — Although a new currency and printing of new notes and coins is welcome to ease money shortages in banks, it can be a cocktail for disaster if improperly managed by politicians in the ruling party. Money should be printed and efficiently channelled into productive sectors like manufacturing (engineering and IT), mining and agriculture…
EDITOR — The lesson that Zimbabwe needs to learn is that there is no value in money, but there is value in ‘‘that’’ which you want to acquire using money. “That” which you want to acquire using money is real wealth or value! Money is just a piece of paper — a letter of authorisation!…
