EDITOR — With the serious power challenges facing the country, the government needs to seri- ously look at alternative renewable sources of power to keep the country lit. It is sad that over the years we have had many companies and individuals being awarded licences to start solar projects but it seems these projects have…
EDITOR — Filling stations at Mahuwe are denying fuel to motorists opting to offload nearly everything to black marketers. It is painful for motorists who wait without success to get petrol or diesel as the service station owners prefer giving nearly everything to fuel dealers who come with truckloads of drums from as far as…
EDITOR — Agriculture has to be at the centre stage in plans for the revival of our country’s economic recovery. Our economy has always been agro-based and as long as individuals and the government fail to invest in agriculture the chances of our economy recovering are going to be slow and painful. Getting agriculture moving…
© THE recent bans on anti-government protests that had been organised by the opposition MDC to show disapproval of the poor living of standards and increasing hardships have put question marks on the administration’s respect of the freedoms in the Constitution. In Harare, on Friday police ruthlessly broke the protests — by bludgeoning peaceful protesters…
EDITOR — Recently, I travelled along the Harare-Bulawayo highway and government should urgently do something about stray livestock. These animals are causing a lot of accidents on the road. I witnessed a number of accidents involving stray livestock and would like to call upon the government to do something before many lives are lost. [GoogleAd]…
© ANNUALLY in August, Zimbabwe remembers its national liberation struggle heroes, which is the correct thing to do, despite arguments that the definition of a national hero has been politicised by the ruling Zanu PF party to mean only those that were part of the Zimbabwe African National Liberation Army (Zanla) or the Zimbabwe People’s…
© IT IS sad to note that the Zimbabwe Football Association, after all the negative things that took place at the Africa Cup of Nations finals in Cairo, Egypt, had the audacity to disband the senior men’s national football team — the Warriors — without even engaging in a process of self-introspection. [GoogleAd] Zifa did…
© As technological innovation transforms our economies, workers all over the world are doing whatever it takes — whether crossing borders, changing jobs, or starting businesses — for a chance to thrive. [GoogleAd] Yet, social safety nets have been much slower to change, meaning that workers in transition are often highly vulnerable. What will it…
© The memories of the bloody crackdown on the January fuel riots are sharpening. Zimbabwe is heading down the path of no return as police fired tear gas and hammered scores of opposition supporters gathered in central Harare. Police had proscribed the demo, and that ban was upheld by the High Court. Violence erupted as…
EDITOR — When you mention Zimbabwe all the time, what comes into the minds of the people is plenty of fresh water, Victoria Falls, sunshine, fear, uncertainty and corruption. Zimbabweans are going through harsh economic conditions. Our countrymen thrive by all means to make a living. [GoogleAd] Recently, I was disturbed when I witnessed an…
