by Eddie Cross IT IS not possible to predict what is likely to happen this year and anyone who tries to do…
THE parliamentary portfolio committee on defence and security says it will soon summon commanders of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces and the police…
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa on Friday indefinitely deferred the re-opening of schools citing a huge spike in new Covid-19 infections and deaths in the country. Only examination classes are opening today for ‘O’ and ‘A’ Level learners to finish writing tests they started last year. The move by Mnangagwa should be commended as schools have proved…
Voter education in Zimbabwe is provided for in the Constitution and the Electoral Act. Section 239 (h) of the Constitution provides for…
IN his address to the nation on January 31, President Emmerson Mnangagwa made a passionate plea for peace in the country ahead…
THE New Year has started in earnest amid concerns by most citizens on what it holds for them. Optimists have predicted that…
CORRUPTION will continue and will always be the Zimbabwean economy’s number one cancer that will not simply go away. Since independence, both…
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa on Sunday made a passionate plea to the church to promote unity to ensure peace and stability during by-elections…
ZIMBABWEANS are yearning for a better life in 2022, which is beckoning, after the economy experienced some recovery of some sort this year. Prices of basic commodities remained largely stable this year due to improved access to hard currency by producers from the Dutch foreign currency auction system. But most ordinary people are yet to…
THERE are renewed calls in the ruling Zanu PF to re-introduce the national youth service as part of a broader solution to deal with rampant abuse of drugs and substances by the youngsters. The argument is simple. Lack of employment and economic challenges are driving the youth into drug and substance abuse because of idleness…
