MDC-A divisions have crippled its diplomatic offensive against Zanu-PF

Divisions on how to handle perceived deficiencies of democracy in the SADC region have crippled the MDC-Alliance's diplomatic charm offensive. For example, opposition parties in Tanzania had expected ...

President Mugabe, Africa's economic beacon

Dear Editor, I wish to commend President Mugabe for being a shining beacon to Zimbabwe's economy and Africa at large.Whilst other nations are mopping up ideas on how to improve their n...

Zimbabweans yet to ease car import bill

Reputable local car assemblies are lamenting over stiff competition from foreign car dealers. Regrettably, this situation remains unchanged over the years as the country's car import bill continues to...

Zimbabwe leads, Sub-Sahara follows

Zimbabwe's economy has maintained a downward toll over the past decade. However, a glimpse of hope beams on the country's economy evidenced by the recent 2% positive prediction by the International Mo...

NPP - tale of a stillborn party ...as chaos rock Mujuru's backyard

Opposition politics in Zimbabwe have remained a calculated cash cow gimmick for many, ever since opposition leaders lustfully noted the desperation by foreigners to dethrone the current ruling party, ...

Mujuru's ZimPF race for relevance

The launch of Zimbabwe People First (ZimPF) two years ago sold a dummy to a section of gullible Zimbabweans, political analysts as well as misguided veterans who viewed the Joice Mujuru-led political ...

Zimbabwe People First race for relevance

The launch of Zimbabwe People First (ZimPF) two years ago sold a dummy to a section of gullible electorate, political analysts as well as some misguided veterans who viewed the Joice Mujuru led politi...

Mawarire, CSOs fleece naive donors

While it is on record that yester year Civil Society Organizations (CSO) and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) focused more on 'developmental' and 'welfare' issues, the current adopted a paradigm ...

American hypocrisy: Obama grasp for last minute relevance

Obama's appointment to the White House was celebrated by Africa more than the Americans themselves. It was the expectant hope that a black man would fare differently and be sympathetic towards fellow ...

Science education - bitter, sweet returns

Whilst enough scorn and ridicule has been peddled on policy inconsistencies in the country, parallels can be drawn from the recent hike in the University of Zimbabwe (UZ) medical students' fees hike, ...

Of bond notes and media deception

Nothing could be more pig-sickening than a packet of lies in black and white. It could be easier to forgive if it is taken as reckless abandon to detail by the writer, but becomes atrocious when it is...