Opinion

By Luke Tamborinyoka There is a growing cultism around the name and person of Emmerson Mnangagwa. The cult movement has relegated even his party Zanu PF to the periphery. To all intents and purposes, if the huge cult movement is anything…
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By Eddie Cross The electrical power crisis that has enveloped southern Africa has its roots in our post liberation history. Prior to that, the utilities created by the States of southern Africa exhibited considerable foresight and…
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Tendai Ruben Mbofana: "Nonetheless, today, the unmitigated failures by the Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa-led government are too clear-cut and simple to understand – even for a five year old. Surely, would it not be strange, even for a child,…
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By Sibanengi Dube President Emmerson Mnangagwa, fearful of losing elections next year, is now in campaign overdrive, dishing out bribes to people right in the seat of government. Cabinet ministers are getting US$500 000 “loans” they…
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By Luke Tamborinyoka Going rogue is a phrase first used around the year 1835 to refer to elephants that had strayed off the herd and had become dangerous. Later, the phrase evolved to simply refer to people that had gone waywardly…
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On Friday the 25th of November, after seven months I was acquitted on two very serious criminal allegations of attempted murder and child abuse.
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By Luke Tamborinyoka Zimbabwe has emphatically affirmed its Zhing-Zhong status as Beijing's outpost (or colony) when her new Parliament building in Mt Hampden constructed as a "donation" by the Chinese government hosted two epic events…
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By Dr Thomas Mapfumo Dear President Mnangagwa My name is Thomas “Mukanya” Mapfumo the Chimurenga Music King. I am writing to you at this desperate hour to give you my free point of advice about the conditions in Zimbabwe. I am sure…
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Eddie Cross: "Where does this leave us in Africa? Apart from the fact that we are recolonising our former colonial masters by migration, Africa remains the major hope of meeting the demands of the future for resources and food. We have 60…
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By Luke Tamborinyoka Hoist by own petard is a phrase first used in William Shakespeare's play, Hamlet To be hoist means to be blown up while petard refers to a bomb or a small explosive device. Hoist by his own petard literally means a…
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