Egypt and Zimbabwe: Two Types of Dictatorship
As Zimbabweans watch the Egyptian government of President Mohammed Morsi collapse, one wonders what is running through their mind. I started to reflect on the nature...
10.7.2013
11:14
10.7.2013
10:48
Price controls unhealthy
The Memorandum of Understanding signed between bankers and the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe earlier this year...
9.7.2013
14:48
Should sacrifice buy you power?
We still elect leaders based in their popularity or conspicuous consumption and not on their values....
9.7.2013
14:45
Mugabe’s tragic beef with SADC
The only major institution I have not heard President Robert Mugabe threaten to pull out of...
9.7.2013
14:43
Peace to this house!
Bang in the middle of the uncertainty and toil of Jesus’ mission there is a promise...
9.7.2013
14:37
Zimbabwe in the context of world politics
ZANU views the problem of the colony of Rhodesia (what we will call Zimbabwe) as a...
5.7.2013
6:57
I am still a dictator, but vote for me, says Mugabe – Let's punish him!
Action speaks louder than words....
1.7.2013
17:44
Elect your dreams, not your leaders
Election day is approaching and I cringe, being so far away. My fear is not related...
1.7.2013
17:34
These primaries also need observers!
Charity begins at home, and what is good for the goose should be good for the...
1.7.2013
17:22
Atrocious consumer rights
Queuing seems to be a national pastime, while getting anything done on time and right the...
1.7.2013
17:20
A time to choose
A soldier, wounded in the First World War wrote to his family from his hospital bed,...
1.7.2013
17:17
Zanu: back to the beginning
A few copies still exist of Mwenje 2, a document prepared by Zanu in the early...
