Opinion

Sindile Ncube: "Whether a judge is given the stamp to be chief justice until they are 156 years is not the real problem. The problem is that all the top judges in this dictatorship are over subsidised legal enablers whose job it is to…
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Dr. Henry Madzorera: "We do not seem to have compelling data for a lockdown in Kwekwe at the moment, with only twelve reported positive cases since the outbreak started on 09/05/2021, the last of which was on 14/05/2021. If the government…
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By Luke Tamborinyoka On 4 October 2019, I wrote the follow piece for nehandaradio. com which remains pertinent especially against the background of uninformed African nations who are unaware that by being signatories to the AU Charter,…
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By Brian Sedze I have written a lot of words about our state of political and economic affairs, but one question keeps coming up, the hardest one to answer-what do we do? In the new energized drive to register to vote I think democracy…
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By Hopewell Chin’ono When I posted a London Times article saying that Zimbabwean businessman Strive Masiyiwa had become the first black billionaire living in Britain to make it into the iconic The Sunday Times Rich list, there was the…
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By Nancy Makurira The Parliament of Zimbabwe has become a circus, full of animals plagued with an innate deficiency of logic, as expected of animals whose sole concern is their stomach. It is not contempt nor unpatriotic to classify the…
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By Brighton Mutebuka 1. The Zim legal community is currently seized with the above matter and trying to brainstorm and come to an agreement pertaining to what the full ramifications of the High Court Judgment are. 2. Consensus is…
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By Rumbidzai Dube and Tinotenda Hondo Born on 24 August 1983, Rutendo Tapiwa Chigudu was a bubbly, beautiful and ageless daughter, mother, sister and friend.  She left this world suddenly on 6 May 2021 while in Johannesburg, South Africa…
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By Raymond Mukarati A few months ago, prominent members of Zimbabwe's elites, inspired  by Professor Jonathan Moyo, suggested compiling an 'ethnographic organogram' to show ethnic bias in appointments to public office. "Don't leave out…
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While I was away in the US, my beloved mother, a matriarch of the Rain bird clan, passed away. Because of the Covid-19 pandemic I was prevented from attending to her last rites.
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