Opinion

Today, I celebrate independence. I always have and always will. The hardships and suffering at the hands of the post-independence government have caused many to doubt the relevance of independence.
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If there is anything that the MDC-T and its twin offshoots led by Mai Holland and Professor Ncube are offering the people of Zimbabwe at the moment, that thing is confusion.
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At this time of the year, our hearts are supposed to be melting, eyes twinkling and faces glowing incessantly with triumphant tribute to our 35-year-old liberation from the Rhodesian racist and discriminatory rule.
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Since the days of the Mutapa Empire in the 15th Century, the Rozvi dynasty and Ndebele State, thereafter, to the days of the first and second Chimurenga, the quest for freedom and independence has always been at the core of the struggles…
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Back in 1994, I was a 19-year old student at the University of Zimbabwe, fresh from high school and part of a very excitable and energetic group of students. Those were interesting times.
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One afternoon of 5th July 2013, the MDC-T wrote a letter to the head of the ZBC, the national broadcaster, inviting them to the launch of the party’s election manifesto scheduled for 7th July 2013, at Rudhaka Stadium in Marondera.
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HARARE - Zimbabwe is entering what the wily former manager of Manchester United Football Club, Alex Ferguson, used to refer to as “squeaky-bum time” when the going got really tough on the pitch — all thanks to President Robert Mugabe’s and…
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I WRITE this open letter to you in my capacity as a concerned Zimbabwean patriot and also as one of your learned friends. I hope I find you well.
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First off, South Africa must understand that it is not comedy when Mugabe is killing people! South Africa looks down on other African countries in a manner that says “we are the best”.
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When a government habitually suppresses organised expressions of discontent, it seeks to portray that life is all good.
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