EDITOR — This is the 21st century and hello, Zimbabwe’s public toilets are still a cause for concern! The toilets are filthy and smell very bad. Mr Editor help me to express this to the public and relevant authorities. Whenever one gets near the toilet, most notably at bus termini, you will be greeted by the…
EDITOR — An invention involves an inventive step when compared with what is already known, it would not be obvious to someone with a good knowledge and experience of the subject. Yes, Africa used to be called the dark continent but now the light is shifting towards Africa. Prosperity is a spiritual blessing. Poverty is…
© IT’S now over a year since President Emmerson Mnangagwa was sworn in as Zimbabwe’s head of State for the Second Republic. A lot has happened; his government has missed targets and at the same time managed to score some points. The major notable negative since Mnangagwa took over is government’s failure to unite the…
EDITOR — I just finished perusing the Mid-term Budget Review, and sadly it is another indicator of the doom that is lurking on the horizon of our future economic prospects. The future is indeed bleak. Unfortunately, the minister of Finance and Economic Development, Mthuli Ncube has tried to cure a disease by doctoring the symptoms. Not…
© EVERY political formation is bound to have differences right from issues of ideological orientation to policy formulation and implementation. In the case of Zimbabwe, such differences seem to have earned the term factionalism. In democratic dispensations, there is nothing wrong with harbouring political ambition. In fact, it is wrong not to be ambitious, even…
EDITOR — The Mighty Warriors in the 2019 Cosafa Women’s Championship have made us proud as a nation despite the economic challenges that are gripping the country, they have represented us well so far. The Mighty Warriors’ journey so far has been nothing but impressive and showing the confidence of the team and the skills…
© YESTERDAY our sister publication, the Daily News on Sunday reported that corruption had become the country’s biggest enemy despite despairing attempts by the authorities to blame the current economic morass on sanctions. [GoogleAd] The biggest impediment to the country’s development is the rampant public sector corruption, without a doubt. The damning National Social Security…
EDITOR — The minister of Labour and Social Welfare must wake up from her slumber and start addressing pensioners’ grievances. It seems Sekai Nzenza is preoccupied with addressing challenges emanating from the pressure being given government by various workers’ unions. Pensioners are human too and do not have special shops in which they get cheap…
© IN ZIMBABWE today, the environment is such that it is very difficult to plan or budget ahead for anything because with each new day comes price and tax hikes. When you have fuel prices going up twice in a week and prices of almost all basic goods and services going up everyday, there is…
EDITOR — As the situation in Zimbabwe gets more desperate for ordinary citizens by the day, dialogue is urgently needed between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa. As ordinary Zimbabweans, people want to try anything to make sure that their situation changes because now many people are unable to afford…
