Flip side of elections and political violence
By Tafadzwa Masango
IN one of his numerous articles concerning the regime change agenda, political analyst and activist Stephen Gowans quoted Human Rights Watch (HRW)...
Speak no evil, see no evil, hear no evil
By Tafadzwa Masango
THE Japanese have a pictorial maxim of three wise monkeys which they sometimes call the ‘three mystic apes’.
These monkeys are the...
Chamisa’s Israel gaffe
WHEN MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa revealed last week that his party would embark on a ‘spiritual renewal’ by opening an embassy in Israel...
A scapegoat of choice
MEDIA reports and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) incantations purport Zimbabwean men have gone rabid and are preying on the defenceless girl-child.
It is said girl-children can...
Science and STEM-led economic development: Part Five…barriers to economic inclusivity
IN the previous articles in this series, we have highlighted that the requirement for candidates to pass English language examinations at ‘O’-Level presents a...
BSAC interests initially lay in mining
AT the beginning, the land was of no interest to Rhodes and the British South Africa Company (BSAC).
Their interest was wholly in...
National heritage sites and the overdevelopment paradox
ZIMBABWE is endowed with many natural and historical places of interest, which range from mountains, caves, rivers, shrines and other historical buildings termed colonial...
Ozone education for new curriculum
IN a move aimed at ‘catching them young’, the Ministry of Environment, Water and Climate has geared up its drive to impart educators with...
Empowered PWAs shine
By Catherine Murombedzi
‘SHINING our light as an empowered community’, read Alive Albinism Initiative (AAI)’s 2018 theme as they raised awareness on discrimination.
Globally, this...
Zimbabwe: Telling our own story: Part Two
By Farayi Mungoshi
THE new dispensation has seen an upsurge of activities in various sectors, especially in areas that have been slow such as the...
