By Alex T. Magaisa
There is an image from the recently concluded India-Africa Summit, held in New Delhi, which tells multiple narratives, one of which...
By Alex T. Magaisa
The Constitution of Zimbabwe requires that for one to hold the office of Prosecutor-General (PG), the country’s chief prosecutor, he or...
Dr Alex Magaisa - On Wednesday 21st October 2015, during a parliamentary debate, Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa disclosed that the agricultural equipment distributed by the First Lady, Grace Mugabe, at two recent Zanu PF rallies, in Chimanimani and Rushinga, was part of a US$98 million loan facility extended to Zimbabwe by Brazil under the Zimbabwe-Brazil More Food for Africa Programme. In other words, this was State property.
A high-stakes divorce battle involving controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo has erupted into the open, with his former partner tabling eye-watering financial demands — including a $25 million payout, hefty monthly maintenance, and a garage of ultra-luxury cars.
As a young citizen of this country, I write in response not only to a well-earned rebuttal towards Sabhuku T. Mliswa, written under your name, but generally, to many other issues you've dutifully raised since the introduction of CAB3.
The ruling ZANU-PF party says there will be no referendum on Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3, come hell or thunder. Yet its political actions increasingly resemble a party preparing for one.
Simbarashe Chanachimwe, better known as Dhama, an alleged Mbare drug dealer arrested in 2023 and now serving as a councillor, has been named in fresh allegations by Zimdancehall artist Malloti Rose, who claims that authorities are turning a blind eye not only to him but also to other influential figures allegedly controlling Harare’s drug trade.
