The diaspora dilemma
It was just after losing the Constitutional Referendum held on February 12 and 13, 2000 that the current government went full throttle to rip...
Realising the promise of African healthcare
The quality and accessibility of healthcare have long been known to have a disproportionate impact on the economic and emotional well-being of entire societies....
Role of the arts in communicating climate change
Artists come in a wide range of communities of practice, ranging from musicians, sculptors, poets, painters, photographers, dancers, drawing, landscaping, sportspersons, actors, cartoonists, cultural...
The case for VP Chiwenga…
ZIMBABWE must be the only country on this planet that does not allow its aged, ailing leaders to have a piece of mind. Daily,...
Impose shoot-to-kill policy on machete gangs: Miners
MINERS have called on the government to impose a shoot-to-kill policy when dealing with machete gangs, popularly known as MaShurugwi, who have unleashed a...
State’s plot to ‘fix’ Sikhala’s treason trial exposed
THE State’s plot to “fix” MDC vice-chairperson Job Sikhala’s trial on treason charges has been exposed after it allocated the case to a Masvingo...
Rural teachers turn to JOC over abuses
BY BRENNA MATENDERE
AMALGAMATED Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (Artuz) has resolved to engage the Joint Operations Command (JOC) to seek protection of its members...
Poor debates by MPs, councillors rile Chamisa
BY BLESSED MHLANGA
OPPOSITION MDC leader Nelson Chamisa, unhappy with the quality of debate in Parliament and the level of leadership in the country, has...
Unions plot mega shutdown
BY BLESSED MHLANGA/BRENNA MATENDERE
ZIMBABWE is on the verge of a complete shutdown as private and public sector workers as well as college students plan...
Why CL finalists Liverpool, Tottenham are now worlds apart
London — Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur shared European football’s greatest stage on a balmy Madrid night last June — but on a cold January...