As the suffering and oppressed people of Zimbabwe reach their breaking point, and desperately yearn for a better and brighter future in a new democratic and prosperous dispensation, we need to re-strategize our efforts and realise that no economic development will ever be witnessed in
Normally, a country and its people would consider themselves mightily blessed when they are endowed with precious natural resources - and a moment of great excitement and jubilation when a new discovery is made- but in Zimbabwe the situation is quite the opposite, as there
As the political temperatures are heating up with each day ahead of the 2018 plebiscite, ordinarily thoughts and actions should be brought together to work out a superior plan of victory. This coming election, just like any other election is important to every concerned citizen
The legacy of colonialism in Africa has largely affected the idea and nature of the post-colonial state. It is in the wake of decolonization (with all its attendant meanings) that discourses of Negritude, Pan-Africanism, Afropolitanism, Marxist Socialism, Neo-colonialism among others took root. In the efforts
According to statistics produced by the World Bank, Zimbabwe’s growth rate will decline from 2.3% in 2017 to 1.8% in 2018.
Transform Zimbabwe President Jacob Ngarivhume has announced that his party is in talks with the Morgan Tsvangirai led Movement for Democratic Change for a possible electoral alliance ahead of the 2018 elections. By Philemon Jambaya In his Africa Day statement, Ngarivhume said they will soon announce to
The prevailing political and economic challenges manifesting in Zimbabwe clearly points to a country trapped in a political transition, Zimbabwe Democracy Institute has said. In its 2017 political economy review titled Democracy is contested but change takes place in this space; Zimbabwe’s Undying Hope, Zimbabwe Democracy
United States Ambassador, Harry Thomas jnr said his country will maintain, and even increase, HIV funding levels in Zimbabwe despite a change in administration. Since 2006, PEPFAR has provided nearly US$800 million to Zimbabwe for HIV interventions. Over the past two years, PEPFAR’s allocation of resources
Hindus are urging the UNESCO World Heritage Committee, whose 41st session is meeting in Krakow (Poland) on July 2-12, not to endorse Okinoshima Island of Japan for the World Heritage Site status, unless women are also permitted on this Island. “Okinoshima Island and Related Sites in
Zimbabwe’s leading beer brewer and soft drinks maker, Delta Beverages has blamed a decline in revenue generation to heavy rains and cash shortages in the economy. Revenues for the company tumbled by as much as 15 percent in the fourth quarter ending 31 March 2017. This
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