Luke Tamborinyoka

LONDON - Morgan Tsvangirai's former spokesperson Luke Tamborinyoka, currently based in England, has written a book in which Tsvangirai talks about his years in government, his achievements and his fears and frustrations at working with the…
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So at the end of the Zanu PF conference in Mutare, Ziyambi Ziyambi, the Zanu PF legal secretary stood up, read out the contentious resolution number one and instructed Ziyambi Ziyambi, the Justice Minister and leader of government business…
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In the past week, there has been a trending video of a bearded member of the Johanne Masowe eChishanu apostolic church who is all over himself while celebrating eating a two-piecer chicken that costs USS$2 within the precincts of State…
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This week, I posit that for a government that has over the years cast a veil of secrecy on serious national matters---from debt figures to public contracts and mining revenue streams, it is in fact not our cars but government itself that…
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In just six minutes at midnight on 26 August 2023, the election management body had done the opening prayer, the opening remarks and had announced what it said were the Presidential election results.
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Today marks 14 years since the death of retired army general Solomon Mujuru, also known as Rex Nhongo. Mujuru was a liberation war hero and independent Zimbabwe’s first army general. He died on the night of 15 August 2011. While the…
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Today, 13 August 2025, marks exactly seven years to the day since the fateful day when Bikita nurse Progress Muzuva sustained serious injuries that broke her spine, legs and rendered her immobile.
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Today is Zimbabwe Defence Forces Day and in the politics of Zimbabwe, the military is the elephant in the living room, something akin to the “black box” in the aviation industry.
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Today, Zimbabweans celebrate Heroes Day; that day when national valour is honoured and cherished on our land.
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Though used in the ballad in its smitten sense by an awe-struck lover-boy, this piece will literally use the aphorism Kana Ndanyura to depict the sinking fortunes of former liberation movements in SADC that met in Johannesburg over the…
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