Time to revisit the laws of radio and television licencing in Zimbabwe

In Zimbabwe, the landscape of broadcasting and media consumption is undergoing rapid and profound changes, primarily driven by advancements in technology. The debates surrounding the Zimbabwe Broadcas...

Chamisa's limited options

THE results of the elections and the outcome of the Constitutional Court did not go in favour of the youthful MDC leader Nelson Chamisa and his party, but there remain numerous avenues and options for...

Zimbabwe voters bifocal

THE results of the 2018 harmonised elections provide an insight into voting trends and patterns which are useful for understanding voter psychology and the factors that influence how and who the elect...

The dilemma of filling Mugabe, Tsvangirai boots

Two characters exited the political stage almost simultaneously; one through a forced retirement and the other through death. They were both larger than life: one by what he achieved in life, the othe...

Chamisa's war on women

My parents called me Faith because they are believers. Believers in the Gospel. Believers in God. Believers in a bright and better future for their children.They wanted their little daughter -...

Diaspora vote denial stirs mixed feelings

The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission's announcement that Zimbabweans living in the Diaspora may not be able to vote in the upcoming elections has brought mixed feelings from Zimbabweans all over the worl...

SIX MDC-T MPs receive death threats in Parly

MDC-T legislator Jesse Majome has claimed that she received death threats ahead of official opening of the Third Session of the Eighth Parliament today.She said a similar message was sent to f...

MDC-T's Jesse Majome receive threats

Harare West MDC-T legislator Jessie Majome has claimed that she  has received threats following the presentation of an adverse report against the Labour Amendment Bill in the National Assembly o...