The International Cricket Council (ICC) Chairman, Mr Shashank Manohar, is expected to arrive in Zimbabwe on 8 August for a five-day official visit. The visit by the ICC Chairman is aimed at strengthening cricketing ties and exploring areas of further cooperation between the world cricket governing
Life can be ugly. I have seen the unspeakable rot of unchecked malfeasance light up a dinghy hotel bar with womanly seduction like a fireworks display at the Harare Agricultural Show. Laced up in tight black pants and bright red lipstick and hairdos fashioned to
One erudite person once said that at midnight every tomorrow becomes today. A midnight speaks of an eternally simultaneous relationship and occurrence of two distinct elements. It speaks of exit and entrance or an end and a start in one go. By Patson Dzamara By any standard,
Government has appealed to local and international stakeholders for assistance to help refugees in the country saying the Mozambican crisis has put a strain on the country's already stretched resources. By Moregiven Sithole, Shorai Murwira and Faith Zvorufura In a speech read his behalf by Minister of
Professor Jonathan Moyo repeated attack of the command agriculture programme could land him in trouble with President Mugabe’s revelation that the initiative is the brainchild of his wife Grace. During his address to Zanu PF youths in Mutare last week, Mugabe said command agriculture programme was
Mugabe has extinguished the fire that was consuming the National Political Commissar branding demonstrations "a primitive way to resolve issues in the party." “There is need to follow party structures and hierarchy without going to the Press or engaging in demonstrations,” President Mugabe said soon after
Since Zimbabwe attained independence in 1980, the country’s opposition has largely been outclassed and beaten by Zanu PF’s confrontational tactics. The only time the opposition made inroads was in March 2008 when the opposition won 110 seats against Zanu PF’s 99 seats. And Morgan Tsvangirai
As Zimbabwe’s Opposition remains in disarray and continues to struggle to form a Grand Coalition to challenge Zanu PF’s dominance in the 2018 General Elections. And despite President Mugabe’s refusal to retire anytime soon, it can clearly be seen from his frail nonagenarian appearance in
MUTARE- Vice President Emerson Mnangagwa on Thursday denied holding any presidential ambitions in a salvo aimed at Manicaland Provincial Minister, Mandi Chimene who in 2016 openly attacked the Justice Minister accusing him of leading a faction that sought to topple President Mugabe. Mnangagwa who was addressing
Expelled Zanu PF Mashonaland Central Youth Chairperson, Godfrey Tsenengamu has called on President Robert Mugabe to step down and pave way for Emmerson Mnangagwa to take over. Addressing a press conference in Harare on Monday, the outspoken former Zanu PF member said Mugabe had overstayed his welcome adding
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