EDITOR — While I understand the need for power authorities to load shed as efficiently as possible, I feel in other places like Mufakose it is no-longer mere load-shedding but total blackout. Power cuts should be short-lived and shared at least equally across all residential areas as possibly as can be done. In some residential…
EDITOR — On a daily basis, one reads stories about the level of corruption that is happening in our country. Daily, you read about some people swindling various organisations and in some institutions people demand bribes for such things as college places, birth certificates, passports, drivers’ licences among many others. I would like to urge…
EDITOR — It is sad to note that cases of domestic violence are skyrocketing. Domestic violence and abuse can happen to anyone, yet the problem is often overlooked, excused, or denied. This is especially true when the abuse is psychological, rather than physical. Noticing and acknowledging the signs of an abusive relationship is the first…
EDITOR — After a lot has been said and written about President Robert Mugabe’s ill health, my mind is left with a big question, who on this earth does not get ill? Every human being gets sick at one point or the other in his/her life. What differs is the manner in which a person…
EDITOR — Thumbs up to deputy minister of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services, Supa Mandiwanzira for knocking sense into ZBC TV reporters. We are tired of watching news which is more like political briefings. ZBC is no longer the same. We need more on human interest stories, too much politics become so boring. We are…
EDITOR — The way ZBC keeps repeating programmes is unfair. The movie that I watched just last week was repeated for the third time and honestly I have had just about enough with the repetition. Unlike everyone else, I cannot afford to pay my monthly subscription of DStv, therefore, I will be stuck with ZBC…
EDITOR — The fact that Winky D is mature is a subject for another day but that he acted maturely by joining the entourage that visited flood victims at Chingwizi Camp is undisputable. Dancehall artistes are usually regarded as childish and over-ambitious and the only way they can silence critics is through participating in humanitarian…
EDITOR — I write this letter in response to the article that was in your edition yesterday about Bev going back to the dance floor. Beverly, you have indeed disappointed us and you have made a mockery of God, yourself, Prophet Magaya and the church. All Magaya ever did was to help you to live…
EDITOR — Prophet Makandiwa is right, only God can save Zimbabwe. For years, we been putting our trust in people, hoping that the economy would be revived and things would be fine but alas they are actually becoming worse. We had all our hope in people and we put our trust in men but now…
EDITOR — I am disgusted by Beverly Sibanda. After all the confidence we had in her, she is planning to go back to dancing. I read in a local paper that a welcome bash is going to be held since she is planning to come back on the stage. I was really shocked considering all…
