It’s not getting tenders that’s the problem, Mr. Tagwirei — it’s looting public resources and breaking the law

It is always tragic when those who are in the wrong attempt to justify their actions by gaslighting the very people they are harming....

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It has become a familiar refrain in Zimbabwe: those who dare to call out the failures...

Can Zimbabwe journalists be trusted to fearlessly investigate and expose high-level corruption?

I simply have to ask—because an entire nation’s future may depend on it....

Why Zimbabweans’ obsession with PhDs has become a national pandemic

This is something that has baffled me for quite some time now....

Surely, what lessons in business success can Tagwirei teach our youth?

Our youth are the greatest asset to our nation’s future, and we cannot afford to lead...

When Mnangagwa buries his colleagues, does he ever reflect on the legacy he will leave behind?

Life offers us countless moments for introspection—but it is up to us to seize them....

Even the government’s own excuses prove it’s to blame for drug shortages in hospitals

When incompetence runs deep, even your excuses end up exposing you. ...

A president who still needs to be glorified in his final term has already failed

As the Shona saying goes, “Nyama inonaka inotaura yega”—truly delicious meat speaks for itself; it doesn’t...

Zimbabweans are citizens, not subjects—blind loyalty to the president has no place in a democracy

I recently came across a comment posted by a supporter of President Emmerson Mnangagwa on his...

Why Zimbabwe’s “Zvigananda” don’t appear on any credible list of the wealthy

As the Shona saying goes, “Rine manyanga hariputirwe”—what has horns cannot be concealed—and this couldn’t be...

When a Child President wears the “Mnangagwa scarf”, we must all be concerned

Train up a child in the way you want them to grow, they say—but when this...

If civil servants must declare assets, then let’s start with the president and his ministers 

As the old saying goes, what’s good for the goose must be good for the gander—yet...

Why do African leaders flee to foreign hospitals instead of fixing theirs at home?

Charity begins at home, they say—but when leaders abandon their own for comfort abroad, it becomes...

It will take more than Mnangagwa’s gold vault tour to restore public trust in the ZiG

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