El nino and La nina phenomena explained
Abraham Mudefi Enviromental Issues — Greetings, I hope you are having a good rest this festive season. I had to take time from my break to pen off this episode of your favourite column on the environment.
Dr Mujuru seeking cheap political mileage
Bevan Musoko Post Correspondent—- Former Vice President and now Zimbabwe People First (ZPF) leader, Dr Joice Mujuru recently claimed that President Robert Mugabe ‘knows’ what happened to her late estranged husband, retired General Solomon Mujuru.
Mining industry on recovery path
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Syndication Writer The mining industry, which has sustained the Zimbabwean economy for almost a decade now, has shown resilience despite depressed mineral prices that characterised the better
Editorial Comment: Drive safely, shun violence this Christmas
THIS is the time of the year again when Zimbabweans join the rest of the world in celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ and the dawning on a New Year.
Is he really worth killing for?
Rufaro Mufundirwa Post Correspondent Patson Murimoga, an MDC-T activist from Chitungwiza will rue the day he challenged his leader Morgan Tsvangirai’s decision to unilaterally appoint two extra deputies. The young man received death threats from Tsvangirai’s fanatic supporters led by the party’s youth leader Happymore Chidziva. The threats have forced Murimoga to seek refuge at […]
The sea that shall soon dry up
WHEREVER this naïve businessman is, he must be singing that plug track, Gungwa, because he feels he is too powerful, influential and too special to be corrected or advised.
Teacher recounts bush war experiences
Freedom Mutanda and Sifelani Tonje Post correspondents Through the training and engagement with the enemy years — Cde Epson Chigebengengwa continues with his story. Cde Chigebengwa’s story drew responses from many readers and the following are some of the sentiments brought forward by avid readers of this column. His experiences at the front shows that […]
2016 eventful year for Sadc
Joseph Ngwawi The curtain comes down on 2016 amid great optimism in southern Africa over an expected improvement in food security and the dawn of the official countdown to a continental free trade zone set for 2017.
Celebrating unity in diversity
Freedom Mutanda Post correspondent Yesterday, Zimbabweans from all walks of life celebrated Unity Day and it is fitting that we cherish that forever more as it took two giants to hammer a pact that would last for generations. Therefore, let’s celebrate unity in diversity and look at ourselves as one in terms of oneness and […]
Zanu-PF, what then after conference?
Samuel Kadungure Senior Reporter ZANU-PF’s call for unity is absolutely essential and though most politicians cannot trust each other, intra-party conflicts must respect the democratic decisions and programmatic vision of the party.