The Zim monodialogues

The Zim monodialogues

Why Short Mobile Games Fit Kenya’s Busy Daily Routine

Why Short Mobile Games Fit Kenya’s Busy Daily Routine

Traffic in Nairobi. The matatu has been crawling along Waiyaki Way for twenty minutes. A guy by the window pulls out his phone, opens an app, and starts a crash game. Forty seconds later, the round ends. He’s won 150 shillings. The bus is still stationary. He starts another round. This isn’t pure gambling. This is a way to pass the time.

At least Khama has the moral authority to call out Zimbabwe’s power-hungry leaders

At least Khama has the moral authority to call out Zimbabwe’s power-hungry leaders

The truth hurts, doesn’t it? 

Prince Edward wins Convent Chess Festival

Prince Edward wins Convent Chess Festival

Prince Edward School senior boys chess team won the Dominican Convent Chess Festival hosted on the 13th of June. These were teams comprising of four players per team.

Zimbabwean court acquits journalist of hostility towards president

A Zimbabwean High Court has acquitted a prominent journalist who spent nearly a year on trial over a satirical article critical of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, her legal team said on Monday.

11.4.2012 12:23

Women “rapists”: justice denied?

Their names were dragged through the mud, their souls bruised and battered for cases they deny in the strongest terms- yet their plea for justice has...
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11.4.2012 12:18

A Thomas moment

‘Senior citizens’ remember a line from a Joan Baez anti-war song in the 1960s; ‘when will...
11.4.2012 12:17

Where does violence take us?

There’s not much point in debating where violence started in Zimbabwe. You can’t put all the...
11.4.2012 12:16

Sick of the sham

We find it absurd that government business grinds to a halt every time President Robert Mugabe...
11.4.2012 12:12

Mineral output increases – Mpofu

THE Minister of Mines and Mining Development Obert Mpofu today said increased production of strategic commodities...
11.4.2012 12:08

MDC members’ appeal reserved indefinitely at the High Court

High Court judge, Justice Chinembiri Bhunu has reserved his judgment indefinitely on the application by the...
11.4.2012 12:07

Army still in Chiadzwa

The government of Zimbabwe has maintained a strong military presence in Marange despite litigation from human...
11.4.2012 12:01

Villagers forced to pay for celebrations

Zanu (PF) is forcing villagers and rural business people in Chimanimani to fork out donations for...
11.4.2012 11:58

British to blame: Dabengwa

ZAPU president Dumiso Dabengwa says Britain is to blame for the mess created by President Robert...
11.4.2012 11:53

Still no hope for Murambatsvina victims

Some of the victims of the government’s controversial “clean up” exercise of 2005, Operation Murambatsvina, have...
11.4.2012 11:50

Blind teacher wins fight for job

A blind teacher, Tendai Ndongwe (33), is now a beacon of hope to people living with...
11.4.2012 11:42

Muzenda asked Bush for help

The late Vice-President Simon Muzenda asked former United States President George Bush to assist in condemning...
11.4.2012 11:31

US preferred Mujuru over Mugabe

The United States preferred VP Joice Mujuru over President Mugabe to partner Premier Tsvangirai in the...

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