Let’s not forget father Zimbabwe
Joshua Nkomo, who died on 1 July 1999 aged 82, was the first modern nationalist leader in white-ruled Rhodesia. He was a giant, both politically and...
28.3.2012
12:00
28.3.2012
11:58
No motorcade; just a donkey!
It is deeply disturbing to follow Jesus into his suffering and death and to realise how...
28.3.2012
11:53
Resolving the devolution issue
As the nation patiently awaits the second draft of the people-driven constitution, the Committee of Parliament...
27.3.2012
17:47
Its your country
Put people first...
21.3.2012
9:23
Should chieftainship be abolished?
From time immemorial (pasichigare) chieftaincy has been at the core of our being as an African...
20.3.2012
17:45
Doubts over door-to-door testing
Zimbabwe’s ambitious plan to offer an HIV test to every household in the country is not...
19.3.2012
12:09
Mugabe is not popular at all
Published in the British newspaper, The Independentof March 16 2012, and in The Herald of 17...
14.3.2012
14:11
Guns n’ roses: Appetite for destruction
The title of this article is derived from the hard rock band, Guns N’ Roses, formed...
13.3.2012
17:27
We are one family
History is a marvelous thing. There’s a lot of it that no-one knows, but what we...
13.3.2012
17:26
Nicodemus on the escalator
President Mugabe occasionally invents new words. One of them is ‘nicodemously’ by which he means doing...
13.3.2012
17:17
One more time: No elections this year
There is now clearly an obsession in some quarters with having elections this year. What is...
