Christmas in Zimbabwe

Long suffering Zimbabweans are once again facing a bleak Christmas and New Year season — with the majority of the country’s citizens jobless, penniless, hopeless and unable to afford even the most basic of goods to enjoy a modicum of…
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By John Kachembere and Ndakaziva Majaka Long-suffering Zimbabweans will endure yet another bleak Christmas and New Year holiday as a result of the country’s dying economy, severe cash shortages, rising food prices and the continuing…
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By Professor Welshman Ncube Granted, we all know that Christmas is a tradition and practice alien to African culture, introduced to our continent several centuries ago by the Europeans. In any case, it is a period of pomp and fun fare…
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By Eddie Cross We are going to have a very subdued Christmas this year. In the 30 months since the 2013 elections that gave us an old/new government, our economy has shrunk dramatically, confidence in the business sector has not…
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Christmas in Zimbabwe is the time of soft sweet litchis, plums, mangoes and peaches. It’s the time to eat small, sweet purple grapes straight from the vines and to take turns with the birds for pawpaws and figs.
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