Opinion

By Rayanne Prince Chidzvondo And another headline hits the papers, "Congregants made to drink Anointed sewage." Clearly it is safe to say, Dear white people, do claim your religion back. Yours truly, a nation of failures. I…
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By Tinomudaishe Chinyoka The President of the Republic, His Highness King Robert Ebagum the First, delivered his annual State of the Nation address in an uninspiring half an hour which must have caused several yawns to those that…
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By Eddie Cross I cannot believe it’s the end of the year – where did 2016 go? One thing I know for certain and that is if nothing changes here, we are in a hole so deep it is beginning to feel as if there is no way out. By my…
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By Leo Igwe People sleep for some time but they may not sleep forever. The grip of an ideology, religious or secular, that holds a society down may one day loosen. The mental chains unshackle some day and freedom is regained. It has…
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By Patson Dzamara *1.* Strife, pettiness, gullibility and confusion are products of oppression. Oppressed people are prone to misdirect their frustrations thereby creating confusion. *2.* It's not easy to free happy…
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 By Obert Chaurura Gutu As a social democratic political party enjoying massive grassroots support, the MDC has always put people first in all its dealings and policy making deliberations. The MDC passionately believes in a people…
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By Brian Sedze Fidel Castro was an evil dictator whose life should not be celebrated. Africa should be grateful for Fidel Castro’s immense contribution in material and human resources that contributed to the “liberation” of the continent…
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By Tanonoka Joseph Whande Zimbabweans are determined, well educated, resilient and high spirited. We forgive too readily. We always find ways to turn pain into acceptance and, for that, we have been taken advantage of.…
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By Unknown Zimbabweans will never be serious with their situation, every problem is taken as a joke and no one takes action to rectify bad situations. Just a few days ago, on Monday the 28th of November, a useless form of a…
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By Dr. James Madzimure Every day as I wake up, I am greeted by voices of Zimbabweans who are full of fear that the country might be going back to 2008 era. Their number one fear is whether they will get cash from the bank to be able to…
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