Opinion

Luke Tamborinyoka: "It is a sign of failure of national leadership when citizens have to fish out their passport and have it stamped to cross over into a neighbouring country to buy soap, cooking oil, candles and matches. The workers of…
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Luke Tamborinyoka: "Like every other people, Zimbabweans aspire for happiness. Common names in every other family in this country include Farai, Thabani, Thabiso, Njabulo, Jabulani, Rufaro, Lovejoy, Everjoy, Mufaro, Tafadzwa, Tafara,…
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By Eddie Cross When my ancestors landed on the Coast of southern Africa in the 19th Century they found a continent which was barely out of the stone age. Tribal wars were the norm as communities raided each other for whatever they could…
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By Bishop Dave Chikosi The price for political access is never cheap. The cost of political access for church leaders is usually uncritical support and total alignment with the political status quo. Politics is an “all or nothing” game.…
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Deborah Harry: "The recent by-elections have shown us that we are still a long way from a free and fair election. Days and weeks before the actual election itself, there were several reports of CCC supporters being attacked, intimidated,…
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Luke Tamborinyoka: "Zanu PF has introduced what it calls the Patriotic Bill to criminalise their political rivals by laying trumped-up charges of purported unpatriotic acts. Yet the evidence shows that those who kill their fellow nationals…
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Brian Sedze: "Zimbabwe has no willpower to adopt a local currency because its implementation rots at top leadership, political arena and those who won't follow the rules of the game are crony capitalists. It stinks."
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Luke Tamborinyoka: "Today is Easter Friday. And Monday is our national Independence Day. Both are important days of sacrifice. While on Monday we will remember the stoic sacrifice of the gallant sons and daughters of this land in the heroic…
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By Nelson Chamisa At the beginning of last year, I wrote an article in which I promised that “the fog will soon clear”. That article appeared at a time when the movement was facing adverse circumstances. It was a message of…
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By Cyril Ramaphosa We have seen people being stopped on the street by private citizens and being forced to produce identification to verify their immigration status. We have seen some political leaders making unscientific statements…
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