Opinion

By William Muchayi The haggard figure of Professor Jonathan Moyo, totally distraught and disoriented, only to be dragged off the stage in the middle of a farewell song at Zanele Ntombizodwa’s funeral, is one among rare occasions which on…
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Tanonoka Joseph Whande - When asked to name an African leader or leaders I would like my children to emulate, I have coughed, cleared my throat and wiped my forehead to delay an answer.
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By Muzvare Esther Makoni Thanks to the laziness of our journalists and academics, we have up to now not been able to get to the bottom of this new African craze of what are oftentimes handsome, slick, pointed-shoe shod, shiny-suit clad …
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Nathaniel Manheru - And this is the second time the Police have done so, after the Baba Jukwa thing which came to a spectacular crash, vastly diminishing government legitimacy in the eyes of the governed.
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By Vince Musewe “Freedom is never voluntarily given by the oppressor, it must be demanded by the oppressed” Martin Luther King Jr. Let it be known that us, young progressive Zimbabweans, are sick and tired of ZANU (PF) failures…
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The death of Zanele Moyo, daughter to Zimbabwe Higher Education minister Jonathan Moyo, has divided public opinion in Zimbabwe. Waza blogger Jera reflects on the conversation surrounding her untimely demise.
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The recent arrest and charging of Sunday Mail Editor Mabasa Sasa and two of the papers journalists, Brian Chitemba and Tinashe Farawo is a sad and dangerous development for Zimbabwe’s media.
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Tino Chinyoka - "Unlike the proverbial frog which, if put in warm water will jump straight out but if put in cold water that is slowly heated will stay to its death, Zimbabweans will find a way to survive anything that comes their way."
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Welshman Ncube - The health of a national team is a mirror image of central governance. When a country’s economy is healthy, corporates produce enough resources to support the game that attracts a huge chunk of target customers.
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Obert Gutu - By its very nature, politics can be very toxic and confrontational and perhaps, this is the rationale behind the principle adopted by FIFA that political interference is strictly forbidden in soccer administration.
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