We have allowed the first family to abuse us

Zimbabwe is in an unprecedented and unenviable state, both from a socio-political and economic view point. And when a nation is in such a desperate situation, one would expect the government of the da...

Jonathan Moyo's unsolicited rantings over command agriculture

Professor Jonathan Moyo's tiff with the national newspapers, both the Herald and Sunday Mail over their reportage of his recent lampooning of the Government's Command Agriculture programme through the...

Mugabe, Grace misread mood

Zimbabwe is a nation under siege. Yes, we are a tormented nation at crossroads. When a country is being led by a nonagenarian who unwittingly clings on to power, notwithstanding clear signs of fra...

The first family's bizarre remarks

Zimbabwe is a nation under siege. Yes, we are a tormented nation at cross roads. When a country is being led by a nonagenarian who unwittingly clings on to power, notwithstanding clear signs of frailt...

A salute to Mutsvangwa and his storm troopers

Developments in the President Robert Mugabe led ZANU PF Party, in which the war of liberation fighters, have for the first time in post independent Zimbabwe, called on President Mugabe to relinquish p...

Kasukuwere a threat to democracy and good governance

During the past few months that Saviour Kasukuwere has served both as Minister of Local Government, Public Works and National Housing and as Secretary for the Commissariat in the ZANU PF party, he has...

Mphoko's warped dire-tribe remarks an affront to national cohesion

On 4 February 2016, at a hastily organized rally for the First Lady, Amai Grace Mugabe, in Mashonaland Central Province, at Kanyemba Secondary School to be precise, Vice President, Phelekezela Mphoko,...

Has Zimbabwe abandoned the straightjacket policy?

Around 2002 the nation's service chiefs, headed by Vitalis Musungwa Gava Zvinavashe, called a press conference and addressed the nation.   The crux of the press conference was to inform the ...