Opinion

Talented with foresight and frankness, Mwalimu Julius Nyerere did not mince his words when he advised then Prime Minister Robert Mugabe in 1980 “You have inherited the jewel of Africa, please don’t destroy it”.
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As we consider the significance of this day let’s not forget those that made the ultimate sacrifice as well as those who are still being persecuted by this Mugabe’s regime.
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The proposed consolidation of diamond mining firms is a random, knee jack, inconsistent and incoherent action by the mines ministry which I unfortunately do not foresee as the panacea to the rather colossal challenges bedevilling diamond…
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How many times have you set to attack a day and yet towards the end of the day you could hardly account for the running you did all day? How many times have you entered a day with no clue what you wanted to achieve but in the end still…
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On March 7, 2015, a 35-year-old Zimbabwean gave a solidarity speech at an MDC T rally at Zimbabwe grounds, where he supported calls for action against the failure of the government of Zimbabwe to deliver social and economic justice.
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One of the founding values and principles listed in section 3 of the new Constitution of Zimbabwe is observance of the principle of separation of powers.
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Journalistic precedent was set in Harare on Friday, March 27, when journalists mounted an unruly verbal onslaught on a company executive in a bid to disrupt his press conference before they walked out on the event altogether.
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The man who created Singapore died a few days ago. I watched his son, now Prime Minister himself, give the eulogy at his father’s funeral, it was a brilliant speech, almost a sermon and deeply moving.
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The subject of sex in Zimbabwe is very taboo. It is something that is viewed as dirty by some and wicked by most. This is a result of our Bantu culture as well the religions we adopted from our erstwhile colonial masters as well as our…
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The mediocrity of Zimbabwe’s politicians is progressively becoming not only frightening but extremely dangerous to the country.
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