Opinions
Energy provision: An engineer will resolve crisis in Zimbabwe
By Engineer Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi Following the energy challenges that Zimbabwe has been going through, there were expectations that the...
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Could it be that they’re former child soldiers?
By Sandra Kudenga Zimbabwe’s problems with honouring citizens’ civil and political rights may just be down to its being ruled...
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Stella Madzimbamuto: Rest In Power Forerunner of our Liberation Struggle
By Richard Mahomva Stella Madzimbamuto is no more. This warrior woman set the inaugural precedence to challenge the legality/illegitimacy of...
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Setting the tone for National Convergence in Zimbabwe
By Dr. Tapiwa Mashakada Zimbabwean Opposition must unite and become more effective in order to influence national affairs and shape...
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I can’t breathe, says Africa
By Million Belay (Ph.D.), General Coordinator for Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa Ever since I saw the video of the death...
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COVID-19 response must target African agriculture and the rural poor
By Olusegun Obasanjo and Hailemariam Desalegn Boshe Africa has so far escaped the worst health consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic....
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Great American fumble in Africa
By Raymond Chamba The vulturous and vampire grip of China on Africa did not come without active American assistance. Yes,...
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Worker’s Day Solidarity Message: COVID-19 – Tribute to Frontline Health Workers
By Community Working Group on Health This year’s national Worker’s Day theme; “Stop Covid-19 Pandemic: Scale-up social protection and dialogue,...
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Would you consider rap to be a ‘chant’ or a ‘rant’ or, indeed, something else?
By Nyasha Munashe Chiketsani Rap music, whether you like it or not, is the most influential genre of music today....
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Give the 2011 Mavericks Their Credit
By Nyasha Chiketsani Picture this - you’re having a basketball discussion with a group of friends and someone brings up...
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