Tagwirei mocks ‘foolish’ Zimbabweans who have not won tenders
That’s 99 percent of the population...
What happened on 31 July?
I nearly started this by saying I woke on Friday to the sound of helicopters flying low overhead but to be strictly accurate I actually woke before sunrise and the helicopters only started performing their act when the sun had risen above the horizon. That was probably early enough to deter anyone foolhardy enough to venture on the streets of Mbare.
Zanu PF panics, soldiers and police deployed to crush July 31 protests
‘We cannot allow a few individuals with selfish agendas to reverse the gains we have made’
Top lawyer Manikai suffers fresh blow in Mawarire defamation case
High Court denies him leave to appeal earlier ruling
How exactly do Zimbabweans expect a head of state to behave?
Zimbabwe can be a strange place.
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