Nathaniel Manheru

If only we could put Zimbabwe First and all work together for the people, then surely, our names, yours and mine, would all become melodies with similar weight and none would be sounded more than the other. Our strength is in our diversity.…
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Does Tendai Biti know anything about Namibia and its most moving chapter in African history under German colonialism? Has he heard, read, about one Hendrik Witbooi, son of Moses Witbooi, chief of the Kowese Hottentots, also known as the…
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The past three instalments have seen this column deal with sample thoughts on Zimbabwe, our country. Of course the underlying issue is a Lenin-like question: What is to be done.
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There is a columnist named Nathaniel Manheru. He writes for the Zimbabwe Herald. His column is published each Saturday. To be honest, I do not care about the speculation over who he is or is not, suffice to say he reveals a loyalty and…
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HARARE - President Robert Mugabe is under pressure to rein in party factions tearing apart ZANU-PF’s rule book in a bid to clear the way for their preferred candidates in the event that it becomes necessary to gun for the highest office in…
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What a month it has been since the 16 March Referendum: The giant of the global neoliberal classes, Margaret Thatcher departs so soon after the Bolivarian Titan of the most radical working people’s revolution in the last fifty years, Hugo…
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The Sunday Mail afforded its readers a peek into the psyche of excommunicated Anglican Bishop Nolbert Kunonga and it was not a pretty sight. The interview with Munyaradzi Huni revealed Kunonga’s disturbing delusion of grandeur.
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Apologies for the delay in completing Part 5 of this series, which was due last Friday, but certain sections had to be researched further for accuracy. In this series I have deliberately focused on the love scandals within Zanu PF to…
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The ruling by the Supreme Court last week specifically ordering the holding of by-elections in the three vacant constituencies, namely Bulilima East, Nkayi South and Lupane East — and by extension other areas as well — has provoked a heated…
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Locadia Tembo, the woman at the centre of the marriage storm with Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, is alleged to have slept outside his Harare home in Strathaven for 3 days, in an apparent attempt to force him into marrying her.
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