AWASH WITH WORDS
Ignatius Zvaravashe, who died in 2019, was a Jesuit priest and a writer. He was born in Gutu, Zimbabwe, in 1943 and was a keen observer...
19.2.2023
10:23
11.2.2023
10:56
FRONT
I wonder why the ruling party chooses to retain the word ‘Front’ in its title? It...
4.2.2023
9:45
Follow me!
‘Follow me!’ You would need to be full of confidence, perhaps like St Paul, to say...
29.1.2023
15:06
GETTING IT RIGHT
There was a clip on the TV last night showing a Taliban leader in Afghanistan listening...
22.1.2023
10:03
Switch on the light
There are many things that thrill us. One is obviously football. Another is music. Watching and...
14.1.2023
18:28
A brush merchant
As I walked home, I was overtaken by a vertical collection of brooms....
9.1.2023
6:46
A showing
A legend is a story invented to describe something true though we do not know what...
3.1.2023
15:47
A hopeful New Year
Pope Benedict XVI, who lies between death and burial, once wrote a letter on hope which...
24.12.2022
19:45
Good news
Someone once said there is one thing harder to accept than bad news and that is...
10.12.2022
14:40
The desert brings forth jonquils
With heightened emotion, people across the world are watching the triumphs and disappointments of the World...
3.12.2022
19:07
A new way of thinking
There is one line that is central to the three rich readings we have today, ‘Repent,...
28.11.2022
16:34
The colour purple
I do not know why the acclaimed novel, The Colour Purple, was so named. Maybe it...
13.11.2022
15:27
Plastic sheets and inner struggles
It is hard to be patient with the constant requests of the poor. Are they genuine?...
