© I have had the honour to join 10 Universities in Zimbabwe that convened on May 24, 2019 at the University of Zimbabwe for a dialogue to end sexual exploitation, harassment and abuse in higher learning institutions. [GoogleAd] I commend the Embassy of Sweden and Canada to Zimbabwe for supporting such an important dialogue, with…
© WHILE we applaud government of Zimbabwe for according the late liberation icon and former Cabinet minister Dumiso Dabengwa who passed on last week the national hero status, the State should also honour his last wish that he buried at the family shrine in Ntabazinduna, Matabeleland North. [GoogleAd] Dabengwa’s liberation credentials speak for themselves as…
© THE MDC congress is done and dusted, however, the real work for Nelson Chamisa and company starts now. Chamisa has the huge task of uniting the MDC and prove to both ordinary Zimbabweans and MDC supporters that he is a leader and unifier — whether he is criticised or praised for decisions likely to…
© LAST week, legislators demanded for an independent Consumer Protection Commission, which seems to make a lot of sense. [GoogleAd] This is because ordinary citizens have been at the mercy of businesspeople and other service providers bent on making obscene profits. The proposed commission is surely not the first one but those before it were…
© It was an honour to share my perspectives at the National Anti-Corruption Indaba organised by Transparency International. The indaba was timely and very important to stepping-up efforts to support the Government’s commitment and vision to end corruption in Zimbabwe. [GoogleAd] Ending corruption is at the heart of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals which aim…
© THEY can be a bit of a laugh, if you are on social media, the political economic goings on in Zimbabwe. Even if just for personal or collective catharsis. Especially if it’s all about events that occur in the immediate. Or those that are ephemeral in their recurrence. The recent fuel price increase…
© THE fuel crisis that has inflicted untold suffering on ordinary citizens and corporates should push the government into fully liberalising the petroleum sector so that all people with foreign currency can be allowed to bring into the country the precious commodity. In March 2019, government partially liberalised the petroleum sector by allowing bulk fuel…
Editor — I have watched with dismay over the years how city by-laws in Harare are being rubbished. At most shopping centres apart from Sam Levy’s in Borrowdale it seems, public drinking and urinating seem to now be the order of the day. I understand society is facing challenges that most take up drinking but…
EDITOR — We must all take serious consideration to the environmental conservation measures for the sustainability of economic development and protection of the environment and society as well. It is of great importance and beneficial for all of us to safeguard the environment. [GoogleAd] The environment is fundamentally connected to everything that we need for survival…
AFTER the November 2017 coup which toppled long-standing president Robert Mugabe, Zimbabweans thought it was the dawn of a new era. President Emmerson Mnangagwa assumed control of both government and the ruling Zanu PF after a short stint in exile. [GoogleAd] His return was greeted with cheers with Zimbabweans from the political divide thronging the…
