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Matabeleland - the marginalization 'myth'

Ladies and gentlemen of my precious and beloved nations - Bakalanga, BaNambya, Vhavenda, BaPfumbi, Babirwa, bakwaXhosa, nina beSilo bakaPunga noMageba, maNdebele, I am back again. Today I want to address the issue of the marginalization of…

Published: 16 Jun 2012 at 11:58hrs | 10 | by Ndzimu-unami Emmanuel

Do we really need 'A' Level

Writing on Bulawayo24 yesterday (June 12), a guy called Mcumbatha wrote a moving and steering piece concerning the recent list of students admitted to NUST showing that over 90% of them were of Shona stock. Indeed, Mcumbatha raised very go…

Published: 13 Jun 2012 at 05:06hrs | | by Ndzimu-unami Emmanuel

Matabeleland - Whose Land is it anyway

Ladies and gentlemen, Bakalanga, BaNambya, BaSotho, BaTonga, Vhavenda, nina bakwaXhosa nani maNdebele, I am back again. This week I want to address the issue of our land, the so-called Matabeleland, and Midlands.Ladies and gentlemen, last …

Published: 10 Jun 2012 at 17:36hrs | 7 | by Ndzimu-unami Emmanuel

ZRP - Police Service or Force of Occupation

Ladies and gentlemen, I am sure the question above resonates with you. In a supposedly "independent" and "democratic" country it sounds paranoid if not stupid to ask a question of this kind. But I shall ask it anyway.Everywhere I go, from …

Published: 05 Jun 2012 at 18:55hrs | 2 | by Ndzimu-unami Emmanuel

Police a threat to public safety on our roads

It is expected in every democracy that the police service is the upholder of law and protector of the public. In Zimbabwe, it seems that expectation is now a utopian idea. Zimbabwean police officers litter our roads in alarming numbers of …

Published: 04 May 2012 at 06:09hrs | | by Ndzimu-unami Emmanuel

The Church must be ashamed of itself

Address to the ChurchIf there is one institution in Zimbabgwe that should be ashamed of itself, it is the Church. Whilst there are some churches and church leaders who have sought to be a voice of justice, especially the Catholic Church, n…

Published: 29 Apr 2012 at 14:51hrs | | by Ndzimu-unami Emmanuel

The Origins of Bukalanga

But whence are the Kalanga? The origins of the Kalanga can be traced back to a people that settled in the Zimbabwean plateau immediately after the Christian era, and intermarried with a people of Semitic stock who also settled in the land …

Published: 20 Apr 2012 at 07:35hrs | 2 | by Ndzimu-unami Emmanuel

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Columnist / Ndzimu-unami emmanuel

Matabeleland - the marginalization 'myth'

Do we really need 'A' Level

Matabeleland - Whose Land is it anyway

ZRP - Police Service or Force of Occupation

Police a threat to public safety on our roads

The Church must be ashamed of itself

The Origins of Bukalanga

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