Davison Muchadenyika

By Davison Muchadenyika Demolitions in Zimbabwe form an important though inhumane part of the planning framework. Historically, the Government of Zimbabwe and local authorities have resorted to demolitions as an attempt to maintain order…
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It is no secret that young people constitute the highest percentage of the unemployed in Africa. It is also an indisputable fact that young people constitute the majority of Africa’s population.
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While it is evident that the majority of urban livelihood sources have turned informal, it baffles the mind to witness municipal police chasing away vendors day and night. No one wants to be a vendor, but the macro-economic environment…
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While it is evident that the subject of labelling a nation-state, a failed state, is emotional, contentious and politically sensitive, I have tried in vain to avoid an open debate on this subject matter.
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Over the years, something too serious for silence has been happening in Buhera district. The state of infrastructure has been decaying year by year. One needs not emphasize the dire state of rural development in Buhera.
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It is surprising to note that the current debate in the country is premised on whether or not Morgan Tsvangirai should step aside as the leader of the Movement for Democratic Change.
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There are two undeniable facts about our recent political trajectory. For now, Zanu-PF is the custodian of our lives, be it prosperity or poverty. Second, whether we like it or not, Zanu-PF rule will one day come to an end.
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Modern thinking dictates that the question of urban service delivery is no longer a Zanu-PF or MDC issue, but rather the individual leadership assigned to lead urban councils.
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Throughout history, cities have been the hallmark of human civilization. Cities are centres of human advancement be it commerce, technology, health, industry etc. The defacto realization is that cities should provide better opportunities.
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While it is evident and undeniable that we have entered the danger zone in Zimbabwe; this is neither time to despair nor to doubt the authenticity of our struggle and its ideals. It is time to re-strategize and refocus the machine. Now is…
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