Mining: a case of poor governance
Despite the quantity of minerals currently being extracted and sold on the international markets, the people mostly directly affected by mining operations are still waiting to...
6.11.2013
7:54
5.11.2013
14:04
Legal eagles snooze on the job
The AU Observer Mission has issued its final report on the recent polls. The AU noted...
5.11.2013
13:51
The big stick
A while ago, I heard a very temporary untrained teacher announcing that former Education Minister David...
1.11.2013
8:09
Inspiration, Motivation and Leadership
Anyone who thinks that the struggle for a better quality of life for the people of...
29.10.2013
9:06
Piercing the clouds
An article on the Zimbabwe Situation website last week called for individuals to “invest in...
29.10.2013
9:05
Can we all win?
I have been reading Terence Ranger’s latest book, Writing revolt, an account of his part in...
29.10.2013
9:04
We need to know our real enemies
Our number one enemies are blacks who are hiding behind the pretense of empowering the masses...
29.10.2013
9:02
Empower the messenger
Any debate on how the mass media should conduct itself in the fundamental business of relaying...
28.10.2013
13:34
Britain and Africa: confronting the Zimbabwe question
Last week my boss, Lawrence Haddad, asked me to write a guest blog for Development Horizons....
22.10.2013
14:30
What do the people say?
More and more Zimbabweans, both at home and all over the world, are using social media...
22.10.2013
14:16
Why are we like this?
Nearly 200,000 years ago a woman lived in east Africa, probably in what is now Tanzania;...
22.10.2013
14:12
We have all become rats
There are a few amongst us who are prepared to sacrifice and dispatch their energies for...
22.10.2013
14:01
Where has the opposition gone?
One thing that Zimbabwean opposition politicians and their organisations generally seem not to understand is that...
