EDITOR — The number of people dying on Zimbabwe’s roads is too much and government needs to act now to ensure that our roads are safe. We need a reasonable number of roadblocks or speed traps though in the past this has failed to stop the carnage on our roads. The deaths have not only…
EDITOR — What happened to agricultural mechanisation schemes, upfumi kuvadiki, land reform, ZimAsset, and community shareholding schemes? All these concepts were so good and in line to progress but everything went under the tunnel. People thought former president Robert Mugabe was the stumbling block on our progress but the current signs are good pointers that…
EDITOR — Recently, news was awash over Kenyan Finance minister who was arrested on allegations of fraud. What is interesting is that Uhuru Kenyatta is on record saying every minister caught on the wrong side of the law must resign. Surprisingly the minister caught in the allegations is yet to resign because he is adamant…
EDITOR — Everyone is aware of the challenges the country has in terms of accessing cash. We have challenges in accessing basic things like cash, and power but now many uncouth business people are capitalising on this crisis. At most fuel stations, fuel attendants are refusing electronic money in favour of hard cash. What is…
EDITOR — The situation in the country’s public hospitals has deteriorated to alarming levels. To imagine that the public health system is supposed to cater for the majority of the population — mostly the poor and those from marginalised communities makes it a real tragedy in the making. There are inadequate drugs, while the few…
EDITOR — Zimbabwe is my motherland. My heart bleeds when I see Zimbabwe in such a terrible state. Our elders took over the reigns from colonial masters and we all celebrated because we thought we are now in full ownership of our country. When some people in Africa hear names of their presidents they will…
EDITOR —The country must develop sustainable renewable energy sources to cushion the economy from the devastating effects of power shortages. It is imperative that our policy makers look into the aspect of energy provision with an inclination towards establishing our own reliable energy sources. Previously, so much has been said with regard to alleviating the…
EDITOR — It is a pity that government ministers unashamedly made a beeline to accompany the women’s netball team to the World Cup in England, while they neglected the team in its time of need. It is an open secret that the team did not have the best of preparations in the build up to…
EDITOR — In this era we should never be a country mourning about power issues. The power crisis is affecting operations in almost every sector. We need a holistic approach and to find a solution. Blaming the drought is surely a lame excuse, when we know that Zesa Holdings doesn’t have the money to pay…
© EDITOR — Every time I move around down town, especially around the Gulf area and Copacabana, I always observe that there are many thieves operating in this area because of high volumes of people . [GoogleAd] The thieves operate in groups. Yesterday in the morning, I noticed three men who were standing on the…
