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Crude oil big debate

The "crude" ignorance of opposition-minded people about the various usages and applications of the term "crude oil" is being exposed by the day. The "crude" ignorance posted by the oppositionist ARTUZ could be reflective of zero pass rates…

Published: 08 Feb 2021 at 20:06hrs | 10 | by Conway Tutani

Chamisa and allies: Don't start wars that you can't finish

To hide a lie, a thousand lies are needed.The main opposition MDC was caught totally off-guard when one of their own, the talkative Job Sikhala, revealed the party worst-kept secret: That they want to oust President Emmerson Mnangagwa's go…

Published: 13 Jul 2019 at 08:20hrs | 6 | by Conway Tutani

It's up to us to make Zimdollar work

The record needs to be set straight that Finance minister Mthuli Ncube has done nothing outrageous and/or unprecedented by banning the use of foreign currencies in domestic transactions.According to Wikipedia, this is a measure resorted to…

Published: 28 Jun 2019 at 06:25hrs | 6 | by Conway Tutani

Unite against big business' deathly grip

THERE is a lot to criticise about what is going on, but not all price increases we are seeing are that inevitable because in many cases, these are contrived with many big retailers taking advantage of the highly fluid situation to maximise…

Published: 21 Jun 2019 at 07:26hrs | 2 | by Conway Tutani

Politicians mustn't get away with slandering judges

The habit of the main opposition MDC of getting itself into a mess and then some rabid elements in the party blaming everyone - from the government to the courts - except themselves has to stop.After the High Court this week ruled that Nel…

Published: 10 May 2019 at 14:13hrs | 17 | by Conway Tutani

Religious imperialism? Count me out

I WAS pleasantly surprised when people from near and far, from within Zimbabwe and beyond the borders, white and black, Christian and non-Christian came to the defence of the Zimbabwe Bird after the national emblem was belittled by MDC All…

Published: 26 Apr 2019 at 07:18hrs | 6 | by Conway Tutani

Zimbabweans will find Chamisa's Zimbabwe bird remark quite offensive

SOME people make it impossible for anyone to misquote them or exaggerate about them.Just when you thought politicians across the divide would tone down on rhetoric in the spirit of Independence Day celebrations this week, MDC Alliance lead…

Published: 19 Apr 2019 at 07:29hrs | 10 | by Conway Tutani

Time to stop mischief of bashing under guise of reporting

IN the first analysis and final analysis, newspapers â€” in spite of and despite their editorial slant â€” should â€” and must â€” be guided by accuracy. Accuracy is the be-all and end-all."What a newspaper needs in its news, in its headli…

Published: 12 Apr 2019 at 06:49hrs | 8 | by Conway Tutani

'A good head and a good heart are always a formidable combination'

IT has reached the stage where, to be honest with each other, it is no more surprising that posting a most non-political and non-partisan message on social media praising Zimbabweans â€” one and all â€” can elicit a rabidly hostile and ang…

Published: 29 Mar 2019 at 06:28hrs | 6 | by Conway Tutani

Don't fall for sanctions denialists' lies and wiles

The worst-kept secret is out that the United States is determined to see the Zimbabwean government fall â€“ just as it is doing in Venezuela. And denying that is like denying one's existence itself.Reported fin24 this week: "Zimbabwe is un…

Published: 03 Mar 2019 at 00:53hrs | 7 | by Conway Tutani

It's most dangerous not to know where we are

It's self-evident that the situation in Zimbabwe is very much unsettled at the moment, but to go on to deconstruct it and reconstruct it to suit one's political narrative of the present is mendacious.But it has been quite refreshing to rea…

Published: 08 Feb 2019 at 08:47hrs | 6 | by Conway Tutani

Time to confront bloodsuckers wherever and whenever

THAT things could be on the verge of boiling over is not an overstatement, but for the "big boys" these are the best of times as they are making a killing.But it should be pointed out from the outset that the buck stops with the government…

Published: 11 Jan 2019 at 09:39hrs | 6 | by Conway Tutani

Mugabe's resignation as voluntary as it could be

CHIEF Justice Luke Malaba has finally settled the matter of former President Robert Mugabe's departure by ruling in his chambers at the Constitutional Court that Mugabe resigned voluntarily last year.The ruling was despite the likes of Jon…

Published: 20 Jul 2018 at 07:47hrs | 409 | by Conway Tutani

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