Opinion

By Mutsa Murenje I have a dream for this beloved and beleaguered country of ours dear Zimbabweans, my fellow citizens. A dream that requires, on our part, absolute dedication and focus. For I remember reading elsewhere that: “To accomplish…
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By Dr Paul Mutuzu Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s world tour that sought to financially reintegrate Zimbabwe into the international community finally came to a close last week. Whether the mission was successful or not depends on your…
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By Freeman Chari After Morgan Tsvangirai was booed by his expatriate audience in the United Kingdom for calling on them to return home, there arose the need to identify the real role of the Diaspora in the struggle against the dictatorship…
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By Mutsa Murenje I am very worried dear Zimbabweans. Yes, very worried about the jeers that the Prime Minister received from exiled Zimbabweans when he made a clarion call for them to start considering returning home. It appears to me that…
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By Petina Gappah Some great and surprising news: my book has been short-listed for the Frank O'Connor Short Story Award which is funded by the Cork City Council and organised by the Munster Literature Centre. I have been shortlisted along…
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By Denford Magora You have, I am sure, heard by now that the MDC-T boycotted cabinet today. They were protesting the moving of cabinet from Tuesday to Monday. They figured the move by Mugabe, who leaves for an African Union Summit in Libya…
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By Denford Magora Wednesday 1 July 2009, Dr Simba Makoni finally launches the Mavambo.Kusile.Dawn party. Yes, the party will be known as Mavambo.Kusile.Dawn The launch will be held at Stoddart Hall in Mbare, a teeming high-density suburb…
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By Eddie Cross There can be little doubt that the “fast track land reform programme” launched by Zanu PF in 2000 has been an unmitigated disaster. Not only has it resulted in agricultural output declining over 70 per cent but all the…
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By Alex Magaisa THREE weeks ago, Zimbabwe’s Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai left on a tour of Europe and North America, much of which is collectively referred to as the West. As the tour unfolded two major objectives were apparent.…
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By Prof Jonathan Moyo, MP While Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s three-week tour of some European countries and the United States has come and gone, it has left behind a lot of dust over its purpose and achievement, which are now the…
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