Opinion

By Alex Magaisa A friend was having trouble with his little boy. Each time he chose an item for him, the little one always chose the other. If he chose a blue toy, the boy insisted on the red alternative. I suppose little boys derive…
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By Peter Mandeya  There have been numerous stories on corruption allegations against Ministers Elias Mudzuri of Energy, Giles Mutsekwa of Home Affairs and deputy Minister of Mines Murisi Zwizwai but all the stories fail to detail how the…
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By Promise Mkwananzi Introduction Between January and April 2010 Zimbabwe has and will experience three very related but different anniversaries. The first is personal but has been epitomized as an anniversary of national significance…
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By Psychology Maziwisa Jonathan Moyo’s response to his omission from the Zanu PF politburo compels one to conclude that he is objective when bitter. No doubt, Moyo’s exposition of the politburo in its current form and its limitations…
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By Prof Jonathan Moyo, MP IF anyone still needed to be convinced that Zanu-PF is the dominant political party in Zimbabwe, the evidence of the final nail on that truth must be the overwhelming interest from across the political divide in…
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My name is Tapiwa. I am a single father of two daughters and we arrived in the UK in August 2003. I had no idea that I would be prohibited from working for the upkeep of my family. It seemed so strange I was told that I would be given money…
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By Courage Shumba Dear Editor   I am writing to advise business leaders in Zimbabwe to embrace the stewardship of honesty and fair play when dealing with investors in the diaspora in the same way they are expected to when dealing with…
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By Elinor Sisulu I HAVE received a deluge of calls from outraged friends and comrades, drawing attention to the article by Paul Chimhosva on “The Corrupt Role of NGOs in the Zimbabwe Crisis”. The article is pure ZANU PF vitriol from…
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By Paul Rumena Chimhosva The Corrupt Role of NGOs, Donors and Civil Society in the Zimbabwean Crisis (Trading The Soul of The Change Movement for Pieces of Silver) INTRODUCTION The Franklin Pierce Law Center in its IP Mall: Traditional…
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By Job Sikhala When I pronounced to the world in mid-2009 about our seizure of control of the party (MDC) we founded, from Authur Mutambaras control, many people thought that it was the rumblings of a rubble-rouser. There were a number of…
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