Zimbabwe Diaspora

HARARE - Acting President Joice Mujuru yesterday conceded that the economy was on a downward spiral and appealed to Zimbabweans in the Diaspora to come back home and help government fix the problem.
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Around Christmas time and at the beginning of every year, I have routinely sent cash to my extended family back home in Zimbabwe. That’s been the pattern since I joined the World Bank mid-career and settled in Washington DC 23 years ago.
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Since the liberation struggle days, Zimbabweans have found it difficult to unite against a common purpose. The Frontline States and the Then Organization of African Unity (OAU) did their utmost to try to get Zimbabweans to establish a…
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Having been on both sides of the fence, the Diaspora and Home, I like to think I have a fair bit to share, especially with my colleagues in the Diaspora. There are certain stereotypes on either side, which both find extremely irritating and…
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Vince Musewe on the good, bad and depressing recent developments in the country. "I have kept my word. I last wrote to you about two months ago, and promised to do so regularly, so that I can keep you abreast on how your country is doing."
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Convoluted reports on the constitutional process, some based on mere speculation while others are simply a deliberate ploy to misinform the public, seem to suggest that dual citizenship is one of the contentious issues that COPAC is seized…
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The Zimbabwe Diaspora Vote Campaign committee today launches its campaign to persuade the Zimbabwe government to make it possible for all Zimbabweans in the Diaspora to cast their vote when elections are held to replace the current…
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This article is not an attempt for me to make friends or enemies. Rather it is an opportunity to revive the debate that has had numerous starts and stops in the past without any tangible conclusion. Arguably, the Zimbabwe Diaspora is a…
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In my last article I proffered that Zimbabwe is completely in the hands of ZANU PF and that there is no hope for a free and fair election as long as the current cabal is intact.
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