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Unpacking nullification of Chamisa leadership

© THE High Court sitting at Harare dealt a body-blow to Nelson Chamisa’s leadership of the MDC on May 8, 2019.  [GoogleAd] In the case of Elias Mashavira vs. MDC and five others HH 302/19, Justice Edith Mushore ruled that Chamisa’s ascension to the positions of deputy president, acting president and substantive president were contrary…

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Power crisis our own undoing

SINCE the start of this month, Zimbabweans have had to endure a lot of load-shedding both at the industrial and residential front. At times businesses and homes are going for over 12 hours without electricity as power generation continues to dwindle due to a number of factors. First of all, Zimbabwe gets its electricity from…

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ED wants elitist permanence

WHEN President Emmerson Mnangagwa made overtures for ‘national dialogue’ to his political rivals in the 2018 harmonised elections, it was understandably viewed as some sort of political grandstanding. [GoogleAd] Not least because the mainstream MDC-Alliance opposition, has not participated in the same while holding out for its own terms to be accepted.  Even though of…

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Let’s unite to revive our country

© EDITOR — Zimbabweans should start realising the riches that come with a united rather than divided nation. We are only as strong as we are united, as weak as we are divided. [GoogleAd] Elections have come and gone, let us now girdle our loins and contribute towards nation-building. This is no longer the time…

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African nations demand right to resume ivory sales

© FIVE southern African nations that are home to most of the world’s elephants demanded the right to sell ivory, arguing that people who live alongside the animals must be allowed to benefit from them. [GoogleAd] The presidents of Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia and Namibia, as well as Angola’s environment minister, met on Tuesday in Kasane,…

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Teach early learners using local languages

© EDITOR —The teaching and learning in local languages in early learning classes is a good method that needs to be pursued and strengthened for the benefit of our children. The idea of teaching in local languages generally enhances children’s early learning abilities.  [GoogleAd] It is now evident from research that learners in schools that…

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The recent collapse of Nugget Mine in Matobo,

© Matabeleland South Province should be a wake-up call to the powers-that-be.  Nugget Mine has been at the centre of ownership disputes since 2012, with police shutting down the operations in 2013 after the wrangling had intensified. [GoogleAd Illegal miners seized on the mine’s closure to earn a living, resulting in the latest disaster which…

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Theatres can be a powerful tool in edutainment

EDITOR — Theatre has the potential for being a democratic medium, in which the audiences may play an active role in medium-programming, and therefore in producing and distributing messages.  It is not centralised like the technological media, and is capable of integrating indigenous and popular systems of communication that already exists in the rural areas….

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Community’s duty to preserve environment

EDITOR — It is the duty of the community to preserve its environment. It is very saddening to note that some people put money ahead of preserving our God-given environment.  Take for instance, people who cut down trees for sale not knowing the hazards it is causing.   [GoogleAd] The random cutting of trees leads…

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Have ED, Chamisa seized the Tsvangirai moment?

LAST weekend could have been a defining moment in Zimbabwe’s broken politics. But given the many moments and opportunities that have previously being missed — when all and sundry expected our leaders to seize them — the weekend behind us might as well serve to be another one of those that will follow a familiar…

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