4.5.2015 8:34

A feast of hypocrisy – ZimVigil

A massive power blackout ushered in SADC’s summit in Harare at which fireworks over xenophobic attacks in South Africa burst the organisation’s usual backslapping bubble of...
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2.5.2015 15:16

Police brutalising their young recruits

Police brutalising their young recruits...
1.5.2015 14:19

Zim Democracy slams SADC Chair comments

Following the recent attacks on foreign nationals by South African citizens, it remains our heartfelt concern...
1.5.2015 10:31

Econet & Telecel: A tale of two telecoms companies

Twenty years ago, in the mid-1990s, a young telecoms engineer came across an idea for the...
30.4.2015 14:14

Why are they not in their countries, President Zuma?

“Why are their citizens not in their countries?” asked President Zuma at a rally on South...
30.4.2015 8:24

Police brutality caught on camera in Zimbabwe

Police brutality caught on camera in Zimbabwe...
29.4.2015 18:36

Can Mujuru-Tsvangirai team stop Zanu (PF)?

It is time to take an unorthodox political approach in order to achieve different results. The...
29.4.2015 18:32

Centre of power a mere illusion

The Mnangagwa faction successfully lobbied for a unitary centre of power at the Zanu (PF) congress...
29.4.2015 17:56

An enemy of the people

Water Games is my new play, which is going to premier at this year’s HIFA. ...
29.4.2015 17:51

Mutare council survives on borrowing

The local authority is surviving on borrowing, but this is unsustainable says the Mayor, Tatenda Nhamarare....
29.4.2015 17:44

WOZA boosts savings clubs

Six community savings clubs received a boost from Women of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA) at the weekend....
29.4.2015 17:30

Mugabe’s Industrial Ruins

At the Africa-Asia summit, President Mugabe spoke high sounding words about joint ventures for manufacturing globally...
29.4.2015 17:19

SA xenophobia – the aftermath

Since the deployment of soldiers to the xenophobia hotspots, no new attacks on foreigners have been...
29.4.2015 16:45

Xenophobia: Barking at the wrong tree!

Zimbabweans expect other countries to treat them more kindly than they treat their own....

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