Tapiwa Kapurura

By Tapiwa Kapurura With the published Al-Jazeera investigations on corruption and money laundering by Zimbabwean government leaders, it never rains but pours for the innocent Zimbabwe citizens. The corruption index continues to maintain…
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The intensification of the fight, however, cannot be defined by the arrest of small-fish in the High density suburbs. It is a well known fact that there are politically connected bigwigs who are responsible for the smuggling of drugs into…
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Tapiwa Kapurura: "The government inertia to openly condemn the hard drug issue or take direct action against known or reported drug houses in Harare remains upsetting and deplorable. The chief government spokesperson, Nick Mangwana has…
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By Tapiwa Kapurura Many sociologists believe that the best way to hit a nation is to plant drugs among its most active populations. The youth get high and forget their direction. I worry about that picture because youth are the Achille’s…
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By Tapiwa Kapurura In Africa we have a proverb that says when an elderly citizen dies, we have lost a moving library. This is because wise people (also known as Griots) inspire social and political change in people’s lives but sadly,…
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By Tapiwa Kapurura The Zimbabwe bond note issue has now moved from Orange to Red. Critics have poured out their sentiments. Release dates keep moving. The President acted outside the Constitution and the imposed 180 day SI was rushed,…
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By Tapiwa Kapurura The uproar last week in Parliament over a man dressed in a national flag jacket simply exposed the ongoing paranoia in ZANU PF over an issue that was once downplayed as going nowhere. Now the national flag has…
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