Opinion & Analysis

JUSTICE minister Ziyambi Ziyambi recently came out guns blazing, accusing the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) of halfheartedly carrying out investigations, resulting in the “catch and release” of suspects. This followed accusations by Zacc that the “catch and release” of suspects was a result of ineptitude at the courts. Accusations and counter-accusations between the executive and…

© THE Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) has spoken quite emphatically on the situation obtaining in the country. The warning that most Zimbabweans are inching towards agitating for a revolution is both scary and chilling. The economic situation is driving the majority of Zimbabweans to the brink and urgent action is needed to avert civil unrest….

THE Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) has spoken quite emphatically on the situation obtaining in the country. The warning that most Zimbabweans are inching towards agitating for a revolution is both scary and chilling. The economic situation is driving the majority of Zimbabweans to the brink and urgent action is needed to avert civil unrest….

© PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa last week flew into a storm in Kuwadzana, Harare, when residents bared their soul to him, profusely complaining about the ever-increasing cost of living.The residents lamented the continued increase in council rates, prices of meat, maize-meal and schools fees. With the schools’ first term opening next Tuesday, it’s apparent most parents…

© “We say to Robert Mugabe, if you don’t want to go peacefully, we will remove you violently,” the late MDC founding president Morgan Tsvangirai told his supporters at a rally at Rufaro Stadium in 2000. The remarks invited a treason charge for Tsvangirai who appeared not to have meant what he had said. Tsvangirai…

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa last week flew into a storm in Kuwadzana, Harare, when residents bared their soul to him, profusely complaining about the ever-increasing cost of living.The residents lamented the continued increase in council rates, prices of meat, maize-meal and schools fees. With the schools’ first term opening next Tuesday, it’s apparent most parents will…

© “We say to Robert Mugabe, if you don’t want to go peacefully, we will remove you violently,” the late MDC founding president Morgan Tsvangirai told his supporters at a rally at Rufaro Stadium in 2000. The remarks invited a treason charge for Tsvangirai who appeared not to have meant what he had said. Tsvangirai…