© ZIMBABWEAN people deserve better than this political deadlock and sclerosis. [GoogleAd] The country is in the grip of a spiralling political, economic and humanitarian crisis. Thousands have taken to the streets since January. Millions of citizens have fled: Almost 90 percent of those who remain live in abject poverty. The economy is shrinking fast,…
© EDITOR — As a concerned Zimbabwean citizen, I write this letter in dismay pertaining to the bad behaviour that Chief Ndiweni exhibited to the nation. [GoogleAd] To begin with, the path that you have decided to travel as a chief undermines your office, which should be pursuing indigenous solutions to local challenges. The chief’s…
© EDITOR — As Zimbabwe Network for Economic and Social Transformation (Zinest) we believe in the total emancipation of all and that everyone should be part of the solution. [GoogleAd] What we have seen in Zimbabwe at the moment is that our politics is far outweighing the greater national good because where our politicians should…
© EDITOR — Zimbabwe’s health delivery services seem to be deteriorating rapidly due to lack of foreign currency. The country is facing essential drug shortages such as life-saving anti-retroviral (ARVs) drugs when a large population is dependent on them for survival. [GoogleAd] As citizens of this country, we are very concerned at the slow pace…
© EDITOR — Whilst there has been talk of government trying to keep prices of basic commodities in check, there seems to be no solution at all if what has been happening in the last few days is anything to go by. [GoogleAd] Our country’s economy is fast dying and the biggest problem is an…
© FIRST Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa’s role in the country’s health sector is becoming increasingly problematic and disruptive, and if this continues unabated, it will complicate Health and Child Care minister Obadiah Moyo’s job if not the activities of the civil service as a whole. [GoogleAd] To her credit, she appears very determined to influence her…
EDITOR — Parents should make sure that they lead exemplary lives so that their young children will have something to hold on too. It is true that children copy whatever their parents do and as they grow up to adulthood they tend to behave like their mothers or fathers. [GoogleAd] It hurts to see children…
© JUST over a year at the helm of Zimbabwe’s largest opposition party, Nelson Chamisa seems to be stamping his authority, bringing hope that Zimbabwe may be a real democracy after all. His rise to leadership has obviously been criticised by some, even within his own party, but the youthful leader needs to be praised…
© A fuel crisis is any significant bottleneck in the supply of energy resources to an economy. It often refers to one of the energy sources used at a certain time and place, in particular those used as fuel in vehicles and in most industrial areas. [GoogleAd] Fuel reflects the economic life of a nation. …
© CORRUPTION has and will always be Zimbabwe’s biggest challenge because of the effects it leaves on the economy. The scourge negatively affects economic development with Zimbabweans continuing to live in abject poverty due to government’s failure to provide basics. [GoogleAd] At the moment, people are enduring a lot of time at service stations looking…
