Christianity is under attack and, surprisingly, our Christian leaders are bowing to politicians with individual interests. I love the unfailing tranquillity of expectation that only faith can bring. I never doubted the instillation of hope in those expectations. Hope, like desire to revenge, keeps us alive.
The heart of the matter is that the problem is with the government we have – not with the nation or the country. This thing called devolution is a diversion and strips the nation of its dignity. It is nothing short of killing an unborn child to save the mother or, if you wish, killing a mother to save an unborn child.
The past few weeks saw a brewing media frenzy over Robert Mugabe’s sanction busting visit to Belgium for the fourth edition of the over-rated EU-Africa meeting which starts in Brussels the day after tomorrow.
For many years, there have been countries that the world, including that omnipotent organisation, the United Nations, viewed as oppressive, dictatorial and seriously devoid of the smallest spec of democratic intent.
Clearly, it has transpired that what our president and his wife talk or dream about in their bedroom becomes law. It is not acceptable that a president lives outside the confines of the law of which he is the chief custodian and implementer.
Public consultations on the proposed Constitution of Zimbabwe (Amendment) Bill (No. 3), 2026 which seeks to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s tenure have been overshadowed by allegations of exclusion and bias, with several political figures and citizens claiming they were denied the opportunity to contribute during outreach meetings held across the country.
Zimbabwean comedy export Nigel Tha Slick Pastor is preparing to light up stages across the world, with Manchester set to receive him straight after his much‑anticipated Australian tour in May.
Golf legend Tiger Woods is in custody after a rollover crash near his home, with police charging him with DUI-related offences, property damage and refusing to provide a urine sample.
A group of hackers tied to Iran claims it has breached the personal email account of FBI Director Kash Patel, dumping private photos and messages online in a brazen cyber strike.
