Op-Ed written by Nigel Pfunde In 2018 when musician, businessman, academic and politician affectionally known as Tatu Muluba (during his music days) was appointed deputy information minister, many were not…
US has over 50 000 deaths during the first three months of the outbreakUK has a death toll of over 30 000Africa now sitting on 2 301 deaths As the…
OPPOSITION politics in Zimbabwe has entered the twilight zone. This week alone, two very important but equally repugnant events happened within the opposition ranks. First, the Nelson Chamisa-led MDC Alliance…
A colleague called me on a Sunday morning when I was preparing for my family mini church service at home on the supposedly last day of the COVID-19 induced national…
By Rusunguko Shone SPORT in general and football, in particular, is only but mere recreation in Zimbabwe if the omission of the sector from President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s televised Independence Day…
MDC, MDC-A or MDC-T? Contested Meanings of Judicial Outcomes writes David Tinashe Hofisi This post explores the aftermath of the Supreme Court decision against the MDC. Whilst the judgment is binding on…
Dear Mr President Zimbabwe, under your wise counsel, began its 21-day COVID-19 lockdown journey on March 30 as efforts by the country to fend off the deadly pandemic got underway…
COVID-19 21-day lockdown is now finally here, and the prospect is far from heartening at all. Experiences from some quasi dictatorships around the globe with regards to COVID-19-related violent lockdowns…
ONE of Africa’s richest traditional healers, Sekuru Kamwelo Banda has this week weighed in on the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and submitted that it is vital to tap into indigenous knowledge…
A FORTNIGHT ago President Emmerson Mnangagwa passed an amnesty for the release of more than 5 000 prisoners of non-violent crimes in order to decongest Zimbabwe's crowded prisons. On Wednesday,…