Dale Doré

By Dale Doré In one of the Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa’s ingratiating praise of his boss, President, Robert Mugabe, he said: “We can swim with the current, but on matters of principle, we should stand like a rock.” Given…
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By Dale Dore | Click here for Part 1 | The Finance Minister (Patrick Chinamasa) hardly mentioned our domestic debt position. Most of our $1.3b domestic debt, he said, was in treasury bills (i.e. government bonds) that were issued to…
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By Dale Dore It may be hard to believe, but Zimbabwe’s debt is not that high. With a total debt of $8.4b and a gross domestic product (GDP) of about $13.8b, our debt represents only 60 percent of our GDP. In Japan it is 230 percent, and…
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In this paper I challenge the remaking of history that casts war veterans as heroes and white farmers as villains. I focus primarily on identity, citizenship, and belonging: what it means to be Zimbabwean writes Dale Dore.
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