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

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Do not stand in the way of justice

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Our Joyce on how to deal with a bed-hopping husband

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Prepared to perish for democracy

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State media celebrates Independence – but nobody else does

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Award for VOP

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Zimbabwe has most repressive media laws in SADC

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