Mutumwa Mawere

By Mutumwa Mawere What lessons, if any, do we learn from the killing of Cecil and the consequent global outcry over the act? This morning, I searched for Cecil the Lion on the internet and I got 126,000,000 results, confirming that in…
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Economic nationalism takes many forms but at its roots is a deep fear of anything that is deemed to be foreign. I have just returned from Zambia where a company incorporated in in that country in which I am the ultimate sole shareholder is…
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18 April 2015 is a special day for Zimbabweans for it marks the 35th birthday of the nation-state. Like any birthday, it provides an opportunity for the living to pause and reflect on the journey travelled and to draw lessons, if any, for…
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OPINION - Everyone pretends to know President Robert Mugabe yet his true character and personality will remain a puzzle not only for his contemporaries but for future historians and the general public.
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HARARE - The Shabanie and Mashaba Mines (SMM) saga has taken a new twist after Cleopas Sanangura, a former finance manager of Southern Asbestos Sales (Private) Limited (Sas), wrote a letter of complaint claiming a court order sealing the…
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I have been rightly or wrongly criticised for advancing a proposition that President Mugabe deserves a residual benefit of doubt in respect of all that has gone wrong in Zimbabwe as well as Zanu PF.
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My Supreme Brother Mutumwa Mawere has gracefully elevated the debate surrounding events in Zimbabwe to a most delectable level. Allow me, therefore, to piggy bank on his contribution and throw some light on the debate from another angle.
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Who will step into the shoes of the leader? This question must have occupied the minds of the late vice presidents Joshua Nkomo, Simon Muzenda, Joseph Msika, and John Nkomo.
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‘Yes Prime Minister’ is a satirical British sitcom that was transmitted by BBC Television from 1986 to 1988. The sitcom followed the events of the premiership of Jim Hacker after his unexpected elevation to Number 10 upon the resignation of…
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Businessman Mutumwa Mawere has written a letter to President Robert Mugabe’s nephew Patrick Zhuwao demanding a whopping $2 million for defamation. Mawere, through his lawyers Chivore & Partners Legal Practitioners, wrote the letter on…
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