As my dear wife Tinta and I were taking a stroll in our neighborhood- which used to be a 'Whites only' suburb during the colonial era - we started discussing how standards had greatly deteriorated since we and our parents moved into the area immediately
As the succession wars steam up in Zanu PF, First Lady, Grace Mugabe who was the guest of honour at the official launch Empowerment Bank in Harare blasted vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa labelling him as nothing and unworthy of being poisoned by her. In a no-holds
As the watershed Zimbabwe 2018 elections loom over the horizon - and various political entities strategically position themselves where they hope to garner the best results - the major focus has been on the 'fight' for the ultimate prize - the presidency. Over the past couple
Acting President Phelekezela Mphoko has torn into vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa, accusing his counterpart of undermining the authority of President Robert Mugabe and fanning ethnic tensions following claims by the Lacoste kingpin that he was poisoned, the Shuvai Mahofa style. By Philemon Jambaya Mnangagwa who was speaking
I’m sitting in the queue at the sole Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) Biometric Voter Registration centre in Harare, the nations capital. It is located in Mbare, a neighborhood a solid 15km from where I stay on the other side of town. It would take someone
Zimbabwe is a country that has been beset with unimaginable problems that one would not expect from a modern state endowed with vast resources. These resources are both human and natural and these abound across the length and breadth of the country. Zanu-Pf has presided
A political battle is in the air in Zimbabwe as the 2018 presidential election gets closer. A new political party, Zimbabwe United Democratic Alliance (ZUDA), was launched on the 9th of September 2017 in Midrand, South Africa, assuring to offer "a fresh and clean option"
The stage for a transition in Zimbabwe is set. Even exogenous factors are in sync with the transition agenda. However, just like a small virgin boy, the opposition seems too excited by the delusion of wielding power or the hope of wielding power someday to
Johannesburg - Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe is telling lies about South Africa's economy and he must stop, ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe said on Tuesday. Mantashe said he lodged a formal complaint in a telephonic conversation with his counterpart in Zimbabwe's ruling ZANU-PF for Mugabe to
African Chrome Fields (Pvt Ltd, which has invested over $200 million in the Midlands province to produce ultra-low carbon ferro-chrome, has lashed out at people dragging them onto the political arena, saying the company is a non-political actor but was only focusing on development. In an interview
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