Editorial Comment

Violence must be proscribed

IT IS sad that the ugly face of political violence reared its head at the weekend in Chitungwiza where Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) and Zanu PF members were engaged in running battles. Several people were left battered and bruised after Zanu PF members allegedly tried to stop the CCC group from conducting door-to-door campaigns…

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Little to celebrate on Workers Day

ZIMBABWE will today join the rest of the world in marking Workers Day at a time when the country has been witnessing sharp increases in prices of goods and services. The price spiral is a result of exogenous factors, among them the Russo-Ukraine conflict which has disrupted global supply chains. They are also attributed to…

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Stop the carnage

THERE have been two major tragic road accidents this week. On Tuesday morning, six people were killed while 17 others were injured after a mushikashika kombi collided with a haulage truck in Bulawayo at the intersection of Khami and Masiyephambili roads in Nkulumane. The kombi overturned several times. The same day, five people were burnt…

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Introduce subsidies

ZIMBABWEANS have since the outbreak of the Russo-Ukraine war on February 24 this year seen sharp increases in prices of basic goods…

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Let’s tread with caution

ZIMBABWE’S health authorities must tread with caution amid reports that the number of new Covid-19 cases in South Africa has risen by 20 percent.  According to recent figures, yesterday South Africa’s National Institute for Communicable Diseases had ominously recorded 1 954 new Covid-19 cases in South Africa in the latest 24-hour reporting period. The new…

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