Opinion

By Dr. Sabelo J. Ndlovu- Gatsheni. The signing of the Global Political Agreement in September 2008 and the installation of the Inclusive Government in February 2009 provided hope to the poor and underprivileged in Zimbabwe, who…
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By Daniel Molokele President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai have recently spoken out against gays and lesbians, seemingly agreeing between them that homosexuals should have no rights under a new constitution. Their…
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By Blessing-Miles Tendi Zimbabwe's Sunday Mail newspaper, which is controlled by Robert Mugabe and his Zanu PF party, ran an article last week headlined "Gay rights furore". It claimed that "Zimbabwe's major political parties are on a…
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By Psychology Maziwisa  June 27 must by all relevant accounts be set aside as Human Rights Day in Zimbabwe. After victoriously engaging in what my University Law lecturer and Dean (Michael G Cowling) aptly described as ‘the most intense…
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By Takura Zhangazha  President Jacob Zuma is a man of few words. This would perhaps explain the brevity of his press statement at the end of his two day visit to Zimbabwe, a visit that was intended to ensure a resolution of the…
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The plight of Anglicans in Harare raises questions of responsibility, says Bishop Sebastian Bakare.  Since my retirement from being caretaker Bishop of Harare, I have had time to reflect about the most extraordinary and shocking situation…
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By Tendai Huchu After more than a decade marked by violence and repression, a lot of Zimbabweans are understandably anxious about what is to come after the expiration of the Global Political Agreement. Both supporters and critics of the…
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By Chris Muronzi At a rare meeting with journalists a fortnight ago, President Robert Mugabe disclosed that he owned Highfield Farm in Norton, a farm he bought in the early 1980s, and Gushungo dairy farm in Mazowe, which he called a family…
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By Psychology Maziwisa  If opposition politics is to yield any meaningful results there are certain inalienable attributes that must exist. The moment those attributes are dispensed with the entire agenda becomes nothing but a farce.…
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By Allister Sparks Whatever President Zuma may have gained for our country during his state visit to Britain, the sad thing is he failed to seize the one opportunity he had to transform his international image completely - which was to…
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