Council ropes in Mnangagwa

Amid escalating losses and allegations of deep-rooted corruption, Harare City Council has turned to President Emmerson Mnangagwa's office to intervene in the stalled acquisition of a critical Enterpri...

UK based World Economics says Zimbabwe's economic data unusable

UNITED KINGDOM-BASED economic researcher, World Economics, has rated the country's official gross domestic product (GDP) and population data as "unusable", a week after State media applauded the UK-ba...

Tsvangirai's definition of the word 'change'

It was in 1999 when Morgan Tsvangirai formed the Movement for Democratic Change a political party which many thought was going to remove Robert Mugabe and Zanu PF from power and bring the real change ...

ANC mediation divides Zanu-PF

SHARP divisions have emerged in the ruling Zanu-PF party with hardliners rubbishing South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's efforts to intervene in the Zimbabwean crisis while moderates have welcome...

National Dialogue in Zimbabwe

The third window for national dialogue in Zimbabwe has opened as expressed by the President's recent tweet following his return from state visits to four Eurasian countries in mid January this year. T...

Beyond November 2017 coup, what is best for Zimbabwe: The army, president Mnangagwa or the people of Zimbabwe?

It is naturally a divisive question to show the integral component of what makes up nation building. In a nation and at any rate after the coup, the way forward is crucial to pull together until when ...

West tightens Sanctions screws

The west will not, anytime soon, rest its agenda of toppling the people elected ZANU PF government. The freezing of the Zimbabwean embassy bank account, banning of sport hunted elephants a...

Sunday Mail discloses the British Embassy documents

IN its June 19-25 edition, The Sunday Mail disclosed that the British government had launched a £3 million campaign fund for the so-called independent media and NGOs to influence the outcome o...