Zimbabwe won't fall prey to Western fables, fabrications

DRUMS are beating, so high to a deafening crescendo as Zimbabwe hurtles towards the 2023 elections. Of course, the ground is already uneven because President Mnangagwa has been implementing pro-people...

Abraham Lincoln and building national unity in Zimbabwe

There is a national consensus that the economic Structural Adjustment Programme (eSAP), imposed on Zimbabwe in 1991 by donors led by the IMF and the World Bank, has been one of the leading causes of t...

Eswatini revolution today and Zimbabwe tomorrow: Catharsis in the words of Franz Fanon

"Change is not made without inconvenience, even from worse to better," wrote a theologian Richard Hooker in the 16th century. Confronted with a dilemma on one hand: Violence is a tool in which Zimbabw...

Land a metaphor for freedom

Revolutionary greetings comrades. Land is the most vital resource of socio-economic development. It was the main grievance of Black Africans that led to the struggle for independence. Therefore, attai...

A leopard will never change its spots - Mugabe and Mnangagwa, same watsapp group

Revolutionary greetings comrades. I have reiterated that we are being consigned from the desert to hell. This consignment will amount to liquidation of the constitution. If the news that Mugab...

Do we need white supervision and tutelage?

Economic power in South Africa still resides in the hands of those who benefited from apartheid, in white hands, Eskom CEO Brian Molefe explains in a speech he made at a TNA Business briefing on Wedne...

Brian Molefe on a mission to defeat the 'demon of racism and exploitation'

Outgoing Eskom CEO Brian Molefe has called on South Africans to stop being distracted by those wanting "to see black people fail" and instead focus on defeating the "demon of racism and exploitati...