A question that has been topical amongst my friends and I, lately, has been whether it is right for people to fear their leaders - as these leaders are supposedly the fathers of the nation. This vexing question led me to be nostalgic about the relationship
MUTARE- A cross section of civic activists and political parties has met with mixed feelings reports that Zimbabwe will adopt a biometric voter’s registration system in the 2018 harmonized elections. Renewal Democrats of Zimbabwe, one of many opposition political outfits, has poured cold water on the
MUTARE- Under fire Mutare City Town Clerk Mr Obert Muzawazi has resigned in the aftermath of a damning audit report which fingered top management in corrupt activities. Mayor councilor Tatenda Nhamharare confirmed this development saying the Muzawazi handed in his resignation on Tuesday morning. Part of the
Greetings from Harare rural. After attempting to write what looks like a CV, I feel the urge to discuss an issue which has been occupying my mind so much since the beginning of the year. I have in accordance with the dictates of my Christian
Manchester City will play Liverpool in the Capital One Cup final after Sergio Aguero struck late to beat Everton 3-1 (4-3 on aggregate). Holding a 2-1 advantage from the first-leg, Everton took an early lead through Ross Barkley but goals from Fernandinho, substitute Kevin de Bruyne
Government is clueless on how to combat land barons as many desperate home seekers continue to be duped of their hard-earned cash. By Nyasha Ngonidzashe Mukapiko This surfaced at a press conference held in the capital yesterday, which sought to establish the legality of the recent wave
Zimbabwe has lost close to 16,000 cattle as a result of shortages of grazing pastures and inadequate water a senior government official has said. Higher and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology Development Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo said a total of 15,852 cattle died in 2016. He said this
Greetings from Harare rural. It is the time when I normally have access to the internet and I feel the urge to post this little reflection. Let me confess that if I had an option, I wouldn’t write this but would have written about sweeter
Never in its history has Zimbabwe been found at a more precarious situation as it is now, when its leaders are more concerned about power and positions than the lives of the people - not that they were ever concerned, as their political careers were
Higher and Tertiary Education Minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo has joined the bandwagon, calling for the President’s birthday to be declared a public holiday. President Mugabe turns 92 on February 21, with the Zanu-PF Youth League organising celebrations in Masvingo province. In a series of tweets that were
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