It was always going to be too good to be true

The violent scenes witnessed in Harare on Wednesday were predictable, except for the timing. There was always a sense of foreboding, that something evil was in the air. One of the biggest ironies of o...

Zimbabwe: Under Western eyes, again

Come July 30 2018, the harmonised elections shall be won and lost. There shall be celebrations and anger, laughter and crying, joy and sorrow, vindication and vilification. On that day, a destination ...

Democracy on trial in Zimbabwe

The number of invitations to foreign observers to our July 30 harmonised elections is unprecedented. The number of presidential contestants is unprecedented, and so is the peaceful environment with ju...

Zimbabweans together can build tower to heaven

Zimbabwe is heading for harmonised elections on July 30. The outcome is as unpredictable as it is anticipated. The world is watching, including those we have ourselves invited to witness the c...

I am sorry Mr Chamisa, but my vote isn't yours

To begin with, I must applaud the MDC Alliance for coming up with a splendid document.It does take some effort and concern and obviously all the issues at the heart of the Zimbabwean are hard ...

Mnangagwa 'regime change' pushes opposition into panic mode

President Mnangagwa this week knocked out another pillar off the opposition's irksome electoral demands.This comes after a multiple head cracker when ED announced at his inauguration address t...

Chamisa tells MDC-T supporters of flying elephants

MDC-T vice president Nelson Chamisa is taking too long to realise that winning a national election or running a country is not the same as performing theatrics for a rented crowd or posting pictures f...

Tsvangirai didn't plan succession, he fluffed it!

Earlier this week, ailing leader of the opposition MDC-T, Morgan Tsvangirai, issued a "New Year's message" whose biggest take-away was the hint that Tsvangirai was planning on stepping down soon and p...