Paul Kaseke

By Paul Kaseke With the next elections slated for 2018 and the worsening economic situation in Zimbabwe, I have come to realise that there is a glaring poverty in our politics. This is the kind of poverty the ruling party thrives on and…
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By Paul Kaseke I have very rarely come across a gross violation of a constitution such as the case of the Zimbabwean Minister of Local Government, Saviour Kasukuwere and his suspension of mayors. Perhaps what riles me the most is that…
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By Paul Kaseke On the eve of the million man march, I found myself battling with a number of thoughts and issues that I can no longer keep quiet about.  Let me share them with you in the hope that in so doing, I will provoke some…
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