Opinion

It was always going to be a risk, the quest to engage in an honest and intellectual debate with Nathaniel Manheru. My article "It’s all about the Zanu-PF DNA" was an attempt to rebuff the venal contentions and unauthentic positions advanced…
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After reading the statement by Tsvangirai on Mugabe’s stubborn disregard of goodwill in the GNU I felt angry. I felt like taking my catapult and running to Munhumutapa Building. Last time I had this feeling was when we laid to rest Lameck…
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We should all understand that her mum's Visa problems have been simmering for a while and I am sure it's been lurking at the back of her mum's mind what her daughter's participation in the X-Factor could bring towards the family apart from…
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Never mind the big society. What about the just society? The most important issue dividing Britain this week was not about child benefits but adult benefits and whether Cheryl Cole was right to axe Gamu Nhengu from The X Factor writes…
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It's hard to think of a more suprising story than that of Gamu Nhengu. Hers is fairy tale with a modern-day twist; a family fleeing tyranny in Zimbabwe, and a girl who seemed a hair's breadth from X Factor-style fame and fortune, only to…
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There is no way that realistic democrats can sit together with hard core dictators and successfully forge a democratic constitution writes commentator Dr John Makumbe. Desperate to ensure the next elections will be under the current…
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The most asked question among most Zimbabweans today is what will happen after incumbent President Robert Mugabe’s reign. Speaker & poet Dumi Senda reflects
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The realities of the Zimbabwe situation are sad but if human rights groups and governments outside cannot help our country it would be better if they did not interfere.
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A new constitution for Zimbabwe is not about Zanu-PF or the two MDC formations constituting the inclusive government. A new constitution is about the whole of Zimbabwe.
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Reflecting on the GPA brings to mind a phenomenon known in Shona as ‘kubatwa neChadzimira.’ This occurs when travelers through a bush lose their bearings.
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