As a devout Christians it is always painful to hear any form of blasphemy against Jehovah God, but it is most insulting when it emanates from those who should know better - the church and its leaders - especially, when they act as sycophants and
I found laughable today's statement by Home Affairs minister Obert Mpofu, as reported by the state broadcaster, in which he urged for the correction of historical inaccuracies that he alleged were advanced by Zimbabwe's erstwhile colonisers. What I find most perturbing is not his call for
Movement for Democratic Change has dismissed remarks by chiefs from Mashonaland East province that they will not allow someone who was a toddler during the liberation struggle to be President of Zimbabwe saying they back off political fights and respect the constitution. Speaking during a recent
The Nkosana Moyo led Alliance for People's Agenda (APA) has promised to solve all the education problems facing the country should they form the next government. NUST students on Monday sustained injuries after ZRP officers unleashed dogs on them while trying to block a demonstration to
100 days of action initiative was launched as a new approach to make Zimbabwe an attractive investment destination again
The popularity of Nelson Chamisa has made the ruling party ZANU PF shiver as the 40 year old legislator has become their new rival in post Tsvangirai era .After the burial of the former Prime Minister DR Tsvangirai on 20 February all eyes were on
After the deaths of Takawira and Chitepo in 1970 and 1975 respectively, a coup ensued and Robert Mugabe working with a group of soldiers was installed as ‘President’ at a ‘Congress’ in Chimoio, Mozambique in 1977
Thousands of Movement and Democratic Change (MDC-T) party supporters on Monday descended on the Freedom Square grounds in Harare to bid farewell to their late party leader, Morgan Tsvangirai amid calls for the movement to unite in fulfillment of their departed icon’s wish. Tsvangirai who succumbed
“We already know that a ZIPP government needs $150 billion to turn around this economy and within the first 5 years we would have done that
"The same people who looted diamonds here in Mutare are the same people who are in government and we have it in good authority that they benefited from the $15 billion which went missing
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