MDC always sees the shadow of Zanu-PF

In May this year, the MDC holds its first elective congress after the death of its founding president, Morgan Richard Tsvangirai. It is the first congress under the stewardship of its youthful leader,...

Mnangagwa's UN performance shames detractors

The hatched plan by the MDC-Alliance supporters in the United States to humiliate President Mnangagwa, through demonstrations during the just-ended 73rd Ordinary Session of the United Nations General ...

Saboteurs in vain attempt to block Zimbabwe's access to funds

It is quite disappointing that while Government is working tirelessly for economic revival, some local intended beneficiaries are equally working untiringly to throw spanners into that endeavour....

Foreign, domestic interests must co-exist

Following Government's decision to withdraw operating licences of companies that will not submit their indigenization implementation plans by March 31 2016 (which is today), there has been an unpreced...

Honourables must behave honourably

The conduct exhibited by the MDC-T members of parliament during the delivery of the State of the Nation Address (SONA) by President Robert Mugabe to a joint sitting of the National Assembly and Senate...

The Congress that produced a despot

The MDC faction led by Mr Morgan Tsvangirai held its elective congress this weekend. Considering that, violence is in its DNA, the party should be highly praised for holding an incident free congress...

Leaving Zanu-PF is not an option Cdes

Cde Cephas Msipa is one of the few surviving members of the PF ZAPU national executive committee. He was elected Secretary General of PF Zapu in 1984. He, however, defected to Zanu-PF before the ...

Religious Freedom flourishes in Zimbabwe

As the persecution of Christians is on the increase in some parts of the world, the issue of religious liberty is increasingly becoming a contemporary global issue. Two weeks ago, the Seve...