A colonial police force
British historians will tell you Sir Robert Peel invented the police as we know them. There might be other opinions, but we can trace the history...
24.11.2011
14:55
24.11.2011
14:53
Elections won by policies
The political landscape in Zimbabwe is infested with politicians who are desperate to tilt the election...
23.11.2011
6:21
Attention!
In the exhaustive – and perhaps exhausting – commentaries that intersperse play on the field, footballers...
22.11.2011
13:14
Next elections in 2013
From where I sit now, it is very unlikely that Zimbabwe could manage to hold its...
21.11.2011
11:08
Censorship: transparency versus ethics
Last week a controversy exploded in the South African media concerning the alleged muzzling of the...
17.11.2011
10:47
Plotting – for or against him?
We need to watch how we use words. They can carry many shades of meaning and...
16.11.2011
12:38
We will remember
Dear Family and Friends,...
16.11.2011
12:36
Examined on Love
The church’s year ends around the end of November, a month before the calendar year. The...
14.11.2011
13:35
Divided opinion over Malema’s banishment
Some Zimbabweans applaud the decision by South Africa’s ruling party to ban renegade Julius Malema, but...
14.11.2011
13:32
The curious case of the ‘political’ General
Soldiers with political ambitions must not be ignored; otherwise they might have the last laugh in...
11.11.2011
16:33
Chipangano won’t go easily
I thought it would never come to this, but it has – we’re re-living the 2008...
8.11.2011
16:50
No media reforms, no elections
The Global Political Agreement makes very clear provisions for the media reforms that need to be...
