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Columnist / Deborah harry

COP26 was a flop for Mnangagwa and everyone saw it

It's been almost a week now since the dictator of Zimbabwe, Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa flew into the UK for the UN COP26 summit in Glasgow. Looking back at his brief presence in Scotland, there is no other way to describe it other than as…

Published: 08 Nov 2021 at 07:23hrs | 17 | by Deborah Harry

Zimbabweans need to alienate themselves from celebs that support the regime

For the last few years Zimbabwe has seen quite a rapid infestation of so called â€˜celebs' and like with all celebrity culture, a lot of these people are famous for being famous, an example being people who talk about their sex lives on so…

Published: 03 Sep 2021 at 07:04hrs | 11 | by Deborah Harry

Funding grassroots to register and guard the 2023 votes remains key

You can never do anything in politics so long as you don't have the funding. This is a statement uttered by many political observers. In party politics, in order to get public endorsement, a political party needs to ensure their message re…

Published: 03 Sep 2021 at 07:03hrs | 4 | by Deborah Harry

Funding the grassroots will make the difference in the 2023 elections

2023 is around the corner and if we do not start organising ward, town and city in Zimbabwe, we will heard into a shocking election just like what happened in 2013. Let's not be overconfident that people will vote for us. The votes need to…

Published: 19 Aug 2021 at 08:55hrs | 3 | by Deborah Harry

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Columnist / Deborah harry

COP26 was a flop for Mnangagwa and everyone saw it

Zimbabweans need to alienate themselves from celebs that support the regime

Funding grassroots to register and guard the 2023 votes remains key

Funding the grassroots will make the difference in the 2023 elections

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