© EDITOR —Whilst it is normal that people make mistakes in life, it is honestly disappointing that the leadership of this country seems to be slow in making major decisions but are lightning quick in reacting to suppression of civil liberties. [GoogleAd] It makes neutrals wonder “are we not dragging our country back to the…
© EDITOR — For Zimbabwe to go forward it needs all of us to pray. We need press freedom, freedom of speech, rule of law (all citizens to respect rule of law without political affiliation), transparency, and accountable leadership. [GoogleAd] Transparency is the cornerstone in nation-building. The Zimbabwean economy nose-dived in 2000 and what we have…
EDITOR — As we wait for the rains I urge all Zimbabweans to make sure they gear up to make the 2019/2020 agriculture season a success. Looking at the lack of success witnessed during the last season I am sure that many more people are eager to get into farming this year to make a…
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 that can change the course or fortunes of our country. As Zimbabweans, I believe we have the education to turn the…
© EDITOR — Harare’s streets have become so dirty that it boggles the mind how the city fathers still call it the Sunshine City. There is filth wherever you go, something we were not used to in the olden days. [GoogleAd] Is it that the city council does not have resources to fund refuse collection…
© Editor — The death of former president Robert Mugabe left the country in such a mess. [GoogleAd] It is as if Zimbabwe has been left totally leaderless — rudderless. Millions of citizens have been left in the dark as to the way forward. That our economy is crashing and burning is not under dispute….
EDITOR — I have noted with concern how physically-challenged people have been isolated socially, financially and economically. Of major concern is how such a key section of the population is encountering difficulties when using our mass public transport system, which is not user-friendly. [GoogleAd] What’s supposed to be a simple trip turns out to be…
EDITOR — Zimbabwe has been grap- pling with corruption for over 39 years. It does not take a degree of any sort to see that today, as I write, Zimbabwe lies in a shattered heap. The future of more than 14 million people ripped away leaving them so oppressed and fearful they are not even…
EDITOR — This is a suggestion to our registrar-general. The metal identity card was a good idea, and good things of course take some investment. In recent years, Zimbabwe has had accidents which ended in the unsightly charring of the bodies of the deceased. A good example is the Chisumbanje inferno where 24 people perished,…
EDITOR — It is a fact that we do not want vendors doing business anywhere in the city centre, but in my humble opinion I do not think chasing and arresting them is the best solution. Firstly, this hide and seek approach that the council is using has proven to be a complete failure over…
