Has he really won?

Has he really won?

So the man with the funny scarf has signed the unconstitutional Act. He has got his way, but how far will it take him and the Fat People’s Party?

What would have happened had Jesus accepted horses and chariots from Herod?

What would have happened had Jesus accepted horses and chariots from Herod?

You cannot serve God and mammon.

So, Mr. President, is your staying longer in power “best for the country”?

So, Mr. President, is your staying longer in power “best for the country”?

The rhetoric of political self-preservation has always been wrapped in the language of altruism. 

Zimbabweans question claim two-year term extension will improve development

Some Zimbabweans have questioned the government’s argument that extending the terms of the president and Parliament by two years will allow key development projects to be completed, saying the ruling Zanu-PF has had more than four decades in power without delivering meaningful improvements in public services or the economy.

MDC petitions ConCourt to nullify Mnangagwa term extension

MDC petitions ConCourt to nullify Mnangagwa term extension

Mnangagwa in breach of constitution by failing to order referendum, party argues

18.9.2012 19:14

Forced to eat dog: former Anjin worker

Forced to eat dog: former Anjin worker
In a gruesome tale of how the Chinese employers ill-treat employees, a former ANJIN mining company employee narrated how he was forced to eat a dog...
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18.9.2012 19:12

Nsingo launches plan to empower girls

Women and girls will always come first for Bekezela Nsingo, who has won a number of...
18.9.2012 19:08

Farming success for Guruve women

Women in the remote district of Guruve are defying odds to stamp their authority on the...
18.9.2012 19:05

Former headmaster builds coffins to help poor

A low-cost coffin-making project started here will not only give relief to bereaved families, but unemployed...
18.9.2012 19:01

Chisumbanje villagers to get compensation?

Nearly 2,000 Chisumbanje villagers are set to get compensation for their farming plots taken over by...
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Gweru owes ZESA $7m

The City Council here went for almost a month using a generator to power its operations...
18.9.2012 18:59

Residents forced to drink from graveyard

Tight water rationing introduced by the City Council has forced some residents in Mzilikazi high density...
18.9.2012 18:56

National youth policy fails to produce

When the cabinet approved the National Youth Policy in June, young people across the country anticipated...
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SADC summit: untold stories

When people hear about the Southern African Development Community Summits they start to think about whether...
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Nkayi – no road, no bridge, no signal

Jengwe Primary School in Nkayi is typical of a rural school in Zimbabwe today. Situated in...
18.9.2012 17:30

Tricks of the trade: con artists abound

In the morning rush on a typical weekday, Ian Maruziva (not his real name) almost bumps...
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South of the border

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18.9.2012 17:24

Outrage over police nepotism

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