© 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….
EDITOR — College and university lecturers must desist from asking for sexual favours from female students in return for academic favours. The issue of sexual harassment has been at play for some time now without any fruitful solutions to nip it right off the bud. [GoogleAd] Sexual harassment in tertiary institutions has been a burning…
EDITOR — The Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe (TSCZ) has been fencing farms on the country’s major highways. The initiative if completed as planned is citizen-centric and has a high impact on protecting livestock, reducing related accidents and loss of lives. [GoogleAd] Sadly, the gains are being reversed through irresponsible behaviour of people in these…
EDITOR — Somewhere in the Scriptures there is a part which says even if someone returns to earth from the dead, people would still not believe… or words to that effect. [GoogleAd] Even if leaders in this country went to places like Mbare, Sakubva, Makokoba, Mbizo, Mtapa or Mucheke, they would not comprehend why citizens…
EDITOR — As President Emmerson Mnangagwa has just discovered, corruption is endemic and prosecution virtually impossible as most officials in the prosecution chain are complicit. Two articles in your last Thursday edition show a) how prosecution is difficult and b) a method of exposing corruption. [GoogleAd] The first article relates to Grace Mugabe’s sister’s…
EDITOR — The ugly implications of Finance minister Mthuli Ncube’s austerity package are now haunting all citizens as we predicted. Bread which used to cost 90 cents in January 2019 now costs up to $3,60, a 400 percent rise. Incomes have either remained stagnant or just slightly increased, teachers and other civil servants were awarded a…
© EDITOR — The MDC remains Zimbabweans’ main hope for dethroning the failed Zanu PF regime. The party’s congresses up to provincial level in preparation for the party’s main congress are almost done, apart from the South African congress. [GoogleAd] Some candidates have scored very high, getting nominated in majority provinces. Regardless of how many…
© EDITOR— For a considerable period now I have been going around some of the emerging residential suburbs in and around Harare. [GoogleAd] My aim was to have an assessment of the progress, or seriousness therein of the drive towards Agenda 2030 with regards to infrastructural development. To say the least what I witnessed at…
EDITOR — As one goes through the newspapers these days, one only seems to read about more and more cases of rape. I think Zimbabwe as a country is going through a dark period in which men are raping women and children of all ages. [GoogleAd] It no longer matters these days whether one is a…
