Opinion

Tendai Ruben Mbofana: "Mutumbuka, who has been domiciled in the USA since the late 1980s – after leaving the Zimbabwe government – was initially unaware of these devious shenanigans, until it was discovered by his relative looking after the…
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By Luke Batsirai Tamborinyoka Today is Tuesday 21 November 2023. Exactly six years ago to the day on yet another Tuesday, 21 November 2017, former strongman Robert Mugabe was forced to resign in a popular military coup. Amid the…
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By Luke Batsirai Tamborinyoka It was with a heavy heart that we all learnt early this week that the missing Bishop, Tapfumaneyi Masaya had been found dead; callously murdered by the known lot in Zimbabwe who have a strange and morbid…
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By Alexios P. Makotose In support of his erratic position, the judge went to town (to use his other phrase in reference to the applicants) about why the party CCC was not in court to support its members. The Judge used the analogy of…
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By Lot Chitakasha It is true to say that most governments recognise sports as a useful tool of mass mobilisation. Football, the people's sport often comes in handy during National events to entertain the masses. In Zimbabwe this has…
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By Tendai Ruben Mbofana The biblical book of Kings should be a must-read for the people of Zimbabwe! This may help them understand how some in the Christian community have opted not only to dine with the devil but also sell their…
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By Kurauone Chihwayi The ongoing abductions of innocent citizens by suspected members of the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) is now alarming and denting the already battered image of the country.
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By Lot Chitakasha I attended that blockbuster match when the newly christened Dream Team put the recently assembled Bafana BAFANA who were returning from years of international isolation due to the racist policies of the Apartheid Regime…
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By Tendai Chabvuta The big question that has been asked by many since the whole Strategic Ambiguity doctrine started was how it is possible that a serious political party vying to run a whole country cannot govern itself by a…
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By Eddie Cross Independence in 1980 changed everything and changed nothing. The white population shrank from nearly 300 000 to 50 000 in five years, black faces replaced white ones, but the culture did not change that much. In the…
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