Opinion

The battle for Zimbabwe: Ethnicity and the internal battles within Zimbabwe African National Union: Chitepo and Tongogara at the Centre By Roy Muroyi Yesterday marked exactly four decades and a year since the death of Herbert Wiltshire…
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By Professor Ken Mufuka I was minding my own business, doing injury to no one, enjoying my life, when I got an urgent communication from Brother William Muchayi. The message was in Shona. Mumori wehuchi (Chris Mutsvangwa) wakoromoka…
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By Cathy Buckle Driving past the big Acacia trees where the vervet monkeys always used to play, I feel the knot in my stomach tightening. It’s a beautiful day: warm blue sky, pink and white Cosmos flowers along the roadsides and the…
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By Wilbert Mukori Kudakwashe Bhasikiti is just a confused and greedy individual who is so desperate to get back into power and the gravy train, he is displaying the most common characteristic behaviour of villains; “Sell –out your fellow…
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By Maynard Manyowa For the past two years, it seems as though everyone has been talking about the First Lady Grace Mugabe, not least because she has been on a nationwide tour, to meet the people and distribute raincoats in the middle of…
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By Vince Musewe “In any country where talent and virtue produce no advancement, money will be the national god. Its inhabitants will either have to possess money or make others believe that they do. In such a country, the greatest…
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By Geoffrey Nyarota In January 1980, as the Patriotic Front forces returned to Zimbabwe, after years in exile engaging in a bitter struggle against the Rhodesian military, then Prime Minister Abel Muzorewa and his United African National…
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By Allen Choruma There is a positive correlation between power supply and economic development. Economic development hinges on availability of energy resources. If Zimbabwe invests in power, this will in turn attract foreign direct…
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