EDITOR ? Zesa Holdings acknowledges a letter “Zesa Should Be Competent” by Zesa Client in your January 2, 2014 edition and our response is as follows: The Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC), a subsidiary of Zesa Holdings introduced prepaid meters to empower customers to manage their own consumption and to also alleviate operational…
EDITOR – I refer to your article on Prophet Angel. Art Katz in his book, The Holocaust: Where was God? said that the nub of all evil is the elevation of man. And he is one hundred percent correct. It worries me greatly that people anywhere may at any time lift up and exalt any…
EDITOR — Please, may your paper help out on a problem I believe does not affect me only but the entire country concerning those with prepaid electricity meters installed in their premises/homes. Please, investigate this matter urgently and let us have a solution. When prepaid electricity meters were introduced, I cursed the development because it…
HARARE – One prominent development scholar did ask the question — if education is the answer, then what is the problem. As the first term begins, not all children will be able to continue with their education. Some whose parents are base of stock will certainly pin their hopes on stampeding into the government assistance…
EDITOR — Ring out the old, ring in the new will chime across the Universe as we see out the eventful 2013 and welcome 2014. New Year, the world over is associated with rebirth, renewal, reflection and resolution as the world bids farewell to one year and welcomes the next, in almost every culture and…
HARARE – The year 2014 will mark a turning point in the history of major Zimbabwean sporting disciplines, football and cricket. Football, the country’s number one sport, will be out to atone for the disappointment of the last seven years where the Warriors missed out on the last four editions of the Africa Cup of…
HARARE – As we draw the curtain on 2013, it is our prayer that 2014 will be better for Zimbabweans. The year 2013, has been a very eventful year filled with highs and lows and Zimbabweans have borne the brunt of the harsh realities caused by the liquidity crunch. The year saw President Robert Mugabe…
HARARE – Zimbabweans will have to brace up for tough times next year if the prevailing economic conditions are anything to go by. With the economy almost on its knees owing to mismanagement by the Zanu PF government, key among them, the lack of investor confidence, and the liquidity crunch which has seen hundreds of…
HARARE – Zimbabweans must prepare for a turbulent ride in 2014 as the recently-unveiled national budget does not paint a rosy picture. The $4,1 billion budget announced last Thursday by finance minister Patrick Anthony Chinamasa does offer little hope that the economy will improve in 2014. It is a consumptive budget whose largest chunk would…
HARARE – Among the superstitious, someone is bound to pay a very high price for humiliating Joshua Nkomo with the much-delayed honour of a statue in the middle of The City of Kings. Nobody has yet explained to a befuddled country why one of the architects of the war of liberation was subjected to this…
