Derick Matsengarwodzi

Christmas is regarded as family time; it is an occasion to observe the birth of new beginnings. This is an era for offering good tidings not the opposite. But in Harare it will have a diverse meaning.
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TSUNAMI is a Japanese word associated with destruction. So, naturally, for over decade now, it became synonymous with anything damaging in Zimbabwe.
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THEY say obesity is a disease, not in Africa, I suppose. Here, it is chic to be bulky because it means you can afford what the next person cannot. Basically, it is a measure of wealth.
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MUSIC can be addictive. Fine music has a rare aptitude to entertain or alter people’s beliefs. I adore music. I prefer reggae and jazz. I hope you do too. Dancing is part of the art of music. I can’t sing nor can I dance but I like the…
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Fellow Zimbabweans, it is now a few months after the July 2013, Zimbabwe elections. And the most prominent occasion for me was not the ongoing debatable outcome; this was anticipated considering previous plebiscite results.
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It spells gloom for a nation when a leader believes there is no future after the revolutionary party. It’s even depressing when the ideology is practised elsewhere in Africa in a bid to sustain status quo. But what is the underlying…
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