Bulawayo24 News - Skyes! "it makes perfect sense"

Columnist / Simplisio muvunde

The elections morning after

There are 3 most likely outcomes the election might have 23 candidates but like every functional democracy the election will always be a two-party affair especially the presidential race it's ZANU PF against MDC led by incumbent Emmerson M…

Published: 05 Jul 2018 at 13:44hrs | 1 | by Simplisio Muvunde

Mangudya is not learning

Real reason why there is USD shortage in the market and how it can be fixed.It's always sad to see people mess up the country, It's even worse when you know how it could be done right. Dr Mangudya broke an economics law by introducing the …

Published: 28 May 2018 at 15:58hrs | | by Simplisio Muvunde

Mangudya Is Not Learn: Real reason why there is USD shortage in the market and how it can be fixed

It's always sad to see people mess up the country, It's even worse when you know how it could be done right. Dr Mangudya broke an economics law by introducing the bond notes the law he broke is called Gresham's law. One would wonder if he …

Published: 27 May 2018 at 08:57hrs | | by Simplisio Muvunde

US and the Zimbabwe elections

What the US government should know Before Zimbabwe Elections in July 2018 who is the true Democrat President Mnangagwa vs opposition leader Nelson Chamisa The US government is one of the key outside influences that could alter the course o…

Published: 15 May 2018 at 17:18hrs | | by Simplisio Muvunde

Mental illness amongst us, Zimbabwe has lost the battle and should wage a war

A study has shown 75% of the Zimbabwean population has once suffered from mental illness, somewhere in their journey called life this has been caused by a variety of factors which include but are not limited to dysfunctional families, inhe…

Published: 15 May 2018 at 07:42hrs | 4 | by Simplisio Muvunde

Mnangagwa: The morning after

The unprecedented military  intervention brought euphoria to the masses they gave their future to the crocodile, I had believed in since childhood. Questions are still asked does the alligator have the power to work out of water and s…

Published: 16 Mar 2018 at 06:36hrs | 1 | by Simplisio Muvunde

Load More Stories

Columnist / Simplisio muvunde

The elections morning after

Mangudya is not learning

Mangudya Is Not Learn: Real reason why there is USD shortage in the market and how it can be fixed

US and the Zimbabwe elections

Mental illness amongst us, Zimbabwe has lost the battle and should wage a war

Mnangagwa: The morning after

Supreme Court nullifies Welshman Ncube AI-generated legal submissions

'Mnangagwa is panicking'

Chiwenga's wife catching strays

Family yet to bury loved one 2 years after mysterious death

'Eat my wife, I kill myself'

RBZ policies, not banks, driving high lending rates

Zimbabwe to host major Africa trade fair from 2029

Govt urged to tighten screws on human trafficking

Zimbabwe night vending ban falters

Hughton, Redknapp among 200 applicants for Warriors job

Levy scandal as Harare buys only 2 ambulances

Chiwenga missed Mnangagwa's SONA

Mega Pak Zimbabwe (Pvt) Ltd manager up for fraud

Fugitive car dealer arrested after 5 years on the run

Harare Councillors and directors snub 2026 budget announcement

Bulawayo Polytechnic gutted by fire

Six Dead, 40 Injured in Harare–Mukumbura Road Bus Crash

No to 2030 extension

Police confirm Bulawayo-Beitbridge road accident

Zimbabwe loans ARVs to Botswana, donates portion in regional health solidarity

Govt to launch Responsible Mining Initiative amid worsening land degradation

MP Mhangwa urges govt to cut LPG Import Bill through local gas substitution

Man dies in bicycle accident

Relegation-threatened Bosso players boycott training

Pavillon bus involved in a serious accident

Tragedy in Mt Darwin as cow falls into well, killing young woman

Zimbabwe announces strict enforcement of axle load limits

Zanu-Pf, Eureka Mine unleash violence on artisinal miners

Church Leaders Unite to Tackle Africa's Social Crises at Landmark Summit

Minister to Lead Sanitation Awareness Drive in Guruve Amid Open Defecation Concerns*