© LAST Friday, in an unprecedented move — Foreign Affairs minister Sibusio Moyo and his delegation to London — were attacked by a group of angry Zimbabweans in the English capital city. [GoogleAd] The unwarranted attack on the Cabinet minister exposed how deeply polarised Zimbabwe remains despite the change of guard from ousted former president…
EDITOR —Last weekend I was in Zimre Park and noted that the area went for the whole weekend with power. Back home in Chadcombe, I cannot help but get the feeling that the current massive load-shedding is not being fairly implemented as nearby areas such across Chiremba Road and along Plympton and Bideford roads the…
EDITOR — Can the economy be fixed when no one seems to have any idea what constitutes an economy? Simply put NO! Zimbabwe’s present day economy is made up of a defunct industrial sector, fairly active mining sector, collapsed farming sector, a formal commercial sector mostly made up of banking and other financial sectors all…
EDITOR — The calls for a minimum education qualification for one to become a member of Parliament are justified and the right way to go. Yes this is right as our parliamentarians are expected to be people who are widely read as they will be expected to ask questions on almost any issue and be…
© THE embarrassment and ridicule suffered by Foreign Affairs minister Sibusiso Moyo in London on Friday last week could take the whole country down a war path if emotions are allowed to hold sway over rationality. Moyo was attacked by angry protesters in London where he had gone to advance government’s stuttering re-engagement efforts. While…
WHILE Zimbabwe’s current economic uncertainties will be a test to marriages and relationships, some will find renewed strength and closeness. Success in marriage does not depend on spouses committing themselves to each other as much as it does to their committing themselves to marriage, the unchanging institution into which they have mutually entered. [GoogleAd] People…
© DESPITE the reforms promised by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, nothing has happened to change the communist-type closed economy created by ex-president Robert Mugabe. While statements were made about not implementing the infamous laws used by Mugabe’s regime, these still remain. [GoogleAd] If anything, the environment has become difficult for enterprises. In September last year, government…
© FOR the past two decades or so, Zimbabwe’s economy has gradually been going down the precipice with people’s lives registering significant deterioration, owing to the declining standards of living. [GoogleAd] In more ways than one, it has been the ruling Zanu PF government’s ruinous populist policies over the years that have caused this decline….
© POLE dancer-cum-musician Beverley ‘Bev’ Sibanda has staunchly denied accusations she had an amoral relationship with Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries leader Walter Magaya during her much-publicised but short-lived repentance. [GoogleAd] In January 2014, Bev repented after the self-styled prophet Magaya — who rose to prominence in 2012 after his visit to celebrity Nigerian…
© A Douglas Rogers book, Two Weeks In November, has gripped the nation as it narrates ‘’ the astonishing untold story of the operation that toppled Mugabe”. [GoogleAd] Social media excitement creates the impression that this is a blockbuster non-fiction book. I am yet to read the book myself, and therefore cannot judge whether…
