Opinion

By Eddie Cross The triggers for the subsequent collapse of the Zimbabwe State were many. The first was the decision in 1997 to pay the veterans of the liberation war reparations for their sacrifice in the form of a grant that cost Z$3,6…
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By Luke Tamborinyoka Dear reader, I am mindful of the fact that today, the 10th of March, would have been the icon Morgan Tsvangirai's 71st birthday and I had wanted to do a remembrance piece, as usual. But I pledge to return with that…
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FULL TEXT of Statement issued by Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor, Dr John P Mangudya "The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (the Bank) is concerned and disturbed by sensationally wild, false and malicious media reports, carried in…
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By Tendai Ruben Mbofana Surely, what can anyone say about all these supposed ‘mega trade and investment deals’ being entered into by the Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa regime with the Chinese, Russians and Belarusians? Who is truly…
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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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