© EDITOR — If we are to improve the Zimbabwean economy, the productive sector is key. [GoogleAd] By the productive sector we mean manufacturing, mining, agriculture, construction supported by the energy, telecommunications and water utilities sectors. These sectors have the capacity to flod the country with the much-needed foreign currency i.e. United States dollars (US$)…
EDITOR — Strange things are indeed happening in Zimbabwe. President Emmerson Mnangagwa, before leaving for the United Nations, made a very strong statement in which he accused Dr Peter Magombeyi of having a hand in his own abduction. “Such political trickery, which in fact amounts to terrorism, will not take our country forward. The State…
EDITOR — IT is taboo for people to stay for a long time with a dead body at home like the Mugabe family was doing at the Blue Roof. In African culture, funerals have to be held with honour and respect for our culture. Unfortunately, some of our rich values are slowly disappearing as witnessed…
© ELECTION Resource Centre, (ERC), a think tank and advocacy organisation working on elections extends its congratulations to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) on conducting the recent wave of three by-elections for Glen View South Constituency, Mangwe Constituency and Masvingo Rural District Council Ward 1 in line of Section 39 of the Electoral Act on…
© SUSPECTED State-sponsored human rights abuses since the new dispensation begot by the November 2017 putsch is putting paid to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s thrust to re-engage the international community on the backcloth of breaking from the past. [GoogleAd] Mnangagwa assumed power on the maxim he will implement robust political and economic reforms to entrench democracy….
© EDITOR — I would like to commend the Zimbabwean community and the world at large for giving former president Robert Gabriel Mugabe a befitting funeral. [GoogleAd] I believe this is one of the most publicised funerals I have even seen in this lifetime and is still ongoing. I would like to thank the Zimbabwe…
© EDITOR — It boggles the mind that sane citizens blame the police for chasing after kombi crews that run away from them for various reasons. [GoogleAd] A lot of lives are lost and a number of passengers maimed daily because of these reckless drivers, some of whom do not meet minimum requirements to drive…
© What exactly is it about us humans that makes us feel compelled to tell glowing lies about dead people? [GoogleAd] What is this bizarre medical condition that pushes us to turn the cruellest and vilest among us into saints as soon as their hearts stop beating? Listening to some of the tributes to the…
© GOVERNMENT should declare the Harare water crisis a national disaster as council shut its main water works on Monday, citing shortages of foreign currency to import treatment chemicals. [GoogleAd] The declaration will help the City of Harare to pool resources with the help of international donors and corporates. As a result of the shutdown,…
© EDITOR — Zimbabwe’s problems are unique and have become habitual. [GoogleAd] But why are they this unique? Zimbabwe’s diversity of language, habits, religions, ethos and culture can be a reason for the chronic underdevelopment that it has been battling for the last three decades. This diversity in fact, should be enjoyed and cherished. Some…
