Opinion

By Rudo Muzondo Whenever Kenny was sober, he believed it was alcohol he needed, but when he had a few drinks in him, he knew it was something else, possibly a woman or good music. When he had it all, he couldn’t be distracted from the…
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By Tendai Ruben Mbofana Over the past few days, I was in the breath-taking mountain city of Mutare – attending a dear cousin’s funeral. During this visit to this captivating and awe-inspiring place – besides the immerse sorrow and…
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By Eddie Cross 20 years ago, a family in the Zambezi Valley of Zimbabwe held a family gathering and decided that the only child with something of an education, aged 17, should be sent to South Africa to find a job and start to send money…
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By Luke Tamborinyoka Dialogue is an important aspect of life. Indeed, relations and relationships can only be enhanced by the irreplaceable spice called dialogue. When God, the ultimate Deity himself, says “ Come let us reason together ”…
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By Rudo Muzondo I was a silly temptress, not a dangerous one but just a playful one. It was hard for anyone to believe that I had only been kissed twice. My first kiss was in High School, it was a forceful disgusting wet kiss. The guy…
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By Tendai Ruben Mbofana As Zimbabwe heads for crucial harmonized elections – expected some time mid this year – there has been an unsurprising increase in calls for unity amongst the country’s citizenry. This is in response to the…
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By Luke Tamborinyoka Today is the 5th anniversary of the death of Dr Morgan Richard Tsvangirai, the icon and doyen of this country's democratic struggle. As usual, on this day, this column publishes a special tribute in his honour and in…
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Elias Mambo: "Mnangagwa wants to run for his second and last term, if the constitution is not butchered to allow him a third term, while Chamisa, buoyed by the recent victories in the by-elections, is adamant that this time around “victory…
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Tapiwa Kapurura: "The government inertia to openly condemn the hard drug issue or take direct action against known or reported drug houses in Harare remains upsetting and deplorable. The chief government spokesperson, Nick Mangwana has…
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By Luke Tamborinyoka Today is President Nelson Chamisa’s 45th birthday. In Zimbabwe, there is a court President declared by the country’s captured Judiciary and then there is a citizens' President who exudes a natural, effortless charm…
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