The Strait of Hormuz is open, oil prices have dropped – so why is Zimbabwe’s fuel still the most expensive?

The Strait of Hormuz is open, oil prices have dropped – so why is Zimbabwe’s fuel still the most expensive?

The parasites in Harare cannot stop sucking us dry.

Would Jesus have accepted a car from Mnangagwa?

Would Jesus have accepted a car from Mnangagwa?

As children, we were taught to ask: “What would Christ do?”

CAB3 passage sparks debate over Zimbabwe’s democratic future

CAB3 passage sparks debate over Zimbabwe’s democratic future

Zimbabwe’s Parliament has passed the contentious Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3), triggering renewed debate over whether the proposed changes will strengthen governance or erode democratic accountability.

Anti-migrant myths that have been allowed to fester in South Africa

Anti-migrant myths that have been allowed to fester in South Africa

Rising xenophobia is fuelled by narratives that woefully and wilfully misrepresent SA’s socio-economic problems and immigration and refugee law, writesAimée-Noël Mbiyozo in ISS Today.

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The Tail Lying In The Leaves

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1.2.2012 10:50

Youths fight over parking spoils

The youth empowerment group Upfumi Kuvadiki is embroiled in a turf war over car parking in the capital city. Recent infighting has seen senior officials...
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1.2.2012 10:40

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Military in control...
1.2.2012 10:32

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Attacks continue...
1.2.2012 10:28

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Rix is new boss...
1.2.2012 10:25

The Hub helps women in Masvingo

Local businessman and Zanu (PF) Secretary for Economic Affairs for the province, Joasib Omar, has launched...
1.2.2012 10:24

Workers fight destitution

Farm workers, most of them migrant labourers, left destitute by the chaotic land reform programme are...
1.2.2012 10:23

Its your country

Can we have more updates on the Mujuru inquest. All the evidence is going to suggest...
1.2.2012 10:22

Mujuru family to fight on

Walter Chikwanha, the presiding magistrate in the high profile inquest into the mysterious death of Retired...
1.2.2012 10:17

Youths train to fight HIV

As part of its on-going battle against HIV and AIDS, Youth Against AIDS will train 50...
1.2.2012 10:10

Women bake bricks

In a bid to beat the harsh economic climate, women here have turned to brick moulding...
1.2.2012 10:07

Villagers accuse cops

The Hurungwe Rural District Council is losing an estimated $500 000 a year in revenue to...
1.2.2012 10:06

HPC to boost horticulture

There is huge potential for horticulture to boost foreign currency earnings from horticulture, the Horticulture Promotion...
1.2.2012 10:04

Sata slams PM as “stooge of West”

Comments about Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai by the new Zambian President Michael Sata show how far...

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