Opinion

The spontaneous revolution of Tunisian people has forever changed the Arab world; it has shown that grassroots revolution can happen everywhere. What happened in Tunisia stunned and embarrassed Arab and Western countries alike writes Zvi…
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As I pen this article I am extremely pained by the level of manipulation, dictatorship, hypocrisy, brutality and all those bad sounding qualities which characterize the Zimbabwe Youth Council writes George Makoni.
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No one disputes the fact that we have huge potential. The only question is how do we unlock that potential and exploit it for the benefit of all Zimbabweans in the long term, writes Eddie Cross.
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Thinking about writing this column I wondered whether I should call title it “The Year the Dictator Dies” or something less dramatic. I think the word “Goes” provides a safety valve, just in case the dictator fails to die writes Dr John…
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This year my unforgettable birthday presents were a number of articles containing outrageous and defamatory allegations made Chinamasa during a hearing conducted by the Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy writes Mutumwa Mawere.
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Let us pray…..But, please, do not dare to close your eyes; this will disadvantage you in prayer because ZANU-PF thugs, thieves and murderers, with their president from 1980 and Jabulani Sibanda in the lead, are about writes Tanonoka Joseph…
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It wasn't much of a surprise to see Wikileaks critics jump on the claims that the site had set back democracy in Zimbabwe, and potentially put one of the country's political leaders, Morgan Tsvangirai in danger.
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After reading an article by Zimeye.org, I was rather disappointed by the poor Journalistic skills exhibited in the article titled “Gilbert Muponda warrent of Arrest renewed” writes Gerald Marange.
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I am fully aware the anti-Makosi Musambasi lynch mob will in quick fire fashion set upon me like a pack of hyena’s and use all sorts of mudslinging to run away from what I wish will be an objective analysis of a controversial character.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's pursuit of this noble goal has provided a tyrant with the ammunition to wound, and perhaps kill, any chance for multiparty democracy writes Christopher R. Albon.
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