© EDITOR — Zimbabweans should start realising the riches that come with a united rather than divided nation. We are only as strong as we are united, as weak as we are divided. [GoogleAd] Elections have come and gone, let us now girdle our loins and contribute towards nation-building. This is no longer the time…
© EDITOR —The teaching and learning in local languages in early learning classes is a good method that needs to be pursued and strengthened for the benefit of our children. The idea of teaching in local languages generally enhances children’s early learning abilities. [GoogleAd] It is now evident from research that learners in schools that…
EDITOR — Theatre has the potential for being a democratic medium, in which the audiences may play an active role in medium-programming, and therefore in producing and distributing messages. It is not centralised like the technological media, and is capable of integrating indigenous and popular systems of communication that already exists in the rural areas….
EDITOR — It is the duty of the community to preserve its environment. It is very saddening to note that some people put money ahead of preserving our God-given environment. Take for instance, people who cut down trees for sale not knowing the hazards it is causing. [GoogleAd] The random cutting of trees leads…
© 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 Zimbabwe economy nose-dived in 2000 and what…
© EDITOR — The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe must do more to empower the Harare City Council. For a very long time now residents have complained bitterly about the quality of water they are receiving. [GoogleAd] The situation is getting worse because of the foreign currency shortages in the country. The disappearance of the USD…
© EDITOR — Lack of patriotism and political polarisation are the leading factors hampering progress and development in the country. [GoogleAd] Sanctions may have a contributory factor to our challenges but the fact that Zimbabwe is divided more than before because of political contestations has had a huge bearing on perpetuating the suffering of the…
© EDITOR — During the 8th African Union Summit which took place in Addis Ababa in 2007, the heads of State and government decided to launch a competition for the selection of a new flag for the Union. [GoogleAd] They prescribed a green background for the flag symbolising hope of Africa and stars to represent…
© EDITOR — Zimbabweans are hard-working people who strive by all means to make a living. We have young and old people who can bring the glory to our nation. [GoogleAd] My fellow countrymen strive by all means to make sure they feed their families. Yes, the economic conditions are harsh. We have innovative minds…
Editor — It seems to me that Zimbabwe has entered into 2019 in a negative position. Not one thing is functional or normal about this nation. Phrases like ‘‘Banana Republic,” and “Failed State,” come to mind. The people are in a sombre, uncertain and almost depressed mood. There is also a lot of anger and desperation….
