© SOME of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are highly topical, including those on climate action, decent work and economic growth, quality education and partnerships to achieve the goals. [GoogleAd] Yet world leaders gathering in New York this week put a spotlight on SDGs but this is not generating much public enthusiasm. In fact,…
© EDITOR — It is disturbing to realise that prices of basic commodities keep on going up and yet salaries remain more or less the same for most employees. [GoogleAd] I have come to realise that whenever there are bread shortages and when it becomes available, the price would have gone up. Bread has recently…
© EDITOR — I would like to bring the city fathers’ attention to how artists, small businesses and church ministries are competing recklessly and irresponsibly in littering and defacing buildings with posters. [GoogleAd] I understand that the city has by-laws that regulate the placing of stickers on buildings, street lights and private buildings yet the…
© EDITOR — People of Zimbabwe are the employers of presidential candidates. Zimbabweans need to note that there is no employer who gives a person a job without first looking at the prospective employees’ curriculum vitae (CV). [GoogleAd] The CV contains what a person passed, failed and which jobs he did successfully. If as employers,…
© EDITOR — In 2009, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) had an estimated $24 trillion in untapped mineral deposits, including the world’s largest reserves of coltan and significant quantities of the world’s cobalt. [GoogleAd] The United States Geological Survey estimates that the DRC has one million tonnes of lithium resources. The mineral industry…
© UNITED Nations special rapporteur Clément Nyaletsossi Voule arrived in Zimbabwe yesterday on a 10-day visit to assess the human rights situation at a time there are escalating kidnappings of government critics. [GoogleAd] What is disturbing is that the Togolese national’s visit to the country was prompted by the worsening rights situation in the country,…
© YESTERDAY, the Zimbabwe Election Support Network (Zesn) joined Zimbabwe and the world at large in commemorating International Day of Democracy which was this year running under the theme, “Participation”. [GoogleAd] This day comes amid continued calls by civic society and institutions supporting democracy for multi-stakeholder efforts towards the promotion of inclusion, equal treatment, and…
© ZIMBABWE’s debt burden, estimated at around US$9 billion, has been a stumbling block to the country’s economic recovery initiatives and has impacted negatively on the country’s international credit rating, a development which has cost the economy much-needed foreign investment and capital flows. [GoogleAd] Further accumulation of arrears by the country implies further worsening of…
EDITOR — The church must rise up to it’s former position. Following the death of former president Robert Mugabe, the country has since experienced high levels of unforgiveness towards one another. It is said, at your funeral people will do what you did during your lifetime. Maybe the former president did not forgive others. [GoogleAd]…
EDITOR — Believing is the only gateway to making it in life. There is no way you can make it in life without self confidence. Belief is to accept that something is true, especially without proof. Belief can be holding something as an opinion; think. Some people have lost the believing stigma in them. Others…
