Brian Sedze

By Brian Sedze Let's remember- The third world is the third world because of third worlders! It isn't the climate, or the soils, or the latitude and longitude. Its us it's people with third world minds. Even if we get diamond fields,…
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The youth and the taxpayer must truly vote to ensure that they have a government they desire. Subsequent to voting they must direct that the fruits of their labour, present and future, be used for the economic and social health aspirations…
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Free Enterprise, a local think tank, has written to Parliament to bring to attention the inability of civil servants to access medical care from the Premier Service Medical Aid Society (PSMAS) over the past eight months despite being…
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Brian Sedze: "Zimbabwe has discovered 160 000 plus more war veterans who are set to get gratuities and monthly pensions. Just like in 1997 this was not budgeted expenditure. Without a magic increase in productivity and the tax base this…
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Brian Sedze: "The recent monetary announcement by President Emmerson Mnangagwa is an awkward attempt to use complex monetary and fiscal policies for challenges that should ideally be solved by using common sense."
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Brian Sedze: "Zimbabwe has no willpower to adopt a local currency because its implementation rots at top leadership, political arena and those who won't follow the rules of the game are crony capitalists. It stinks."
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Brian Sedze: "Goblin induced wealth is impossible or very difficult to pass to the next generation. Tales of leading business people who are said to have been buried with their wealth are plenty and in African myths or tales or truth it is…
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Brian Sedze: "In Zimbabwe the Chinese have been allowed to establish a Chinese traditional medicine institute at the second largest referral Centre ahead of already existing African traditional medicine. It is time alternative home-grown…
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By Brian Sedze Zimbabwe’s decline is not an inevitability; it is a choice-we are choosing to violate the characteristics of success (or at least we are not stopping those who are). It is hard for anyone with an open mind to look at…
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By Brian Sedze I have written a lot of words about our state of political and economic affairs, but one question keeps coming up, the hardest one to answer-what do we do? In the new energized drive to register to vote I think democracy…
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