Zimbabwe’s older people: the pandemic’s silent victims
Care facilities for older people used to be thought ‘un-African’. But destitution caused by Covid has seen demand for care homes soar...
The Day Democracy Died
A good friend of mine who sacrificed his university degree in Salisbury to join the struggle for Independence and democracy and paid for the decision very dearly has just published a book on the experience.
Silverest Plaza Chess Club Outwits Lusaka Chess Club in the battle of Lusaka
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What we see in Zimbabwe is not development but corrections—we cannot celebrate a government that created the mess
A recent social media post by a well-known ZANU-PF “Murakashi”, an online supporter, caught my attention.
What’s the point of a budget surplus in a Zimbabwe without food or medicine?
There is a profound tragedy in a leadership detached from its people.
Hospital renovations are good, but Zimbabwe desperately needs pills more than fresh paint
Look at the current renovations at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals.
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