Daily Archives: Nov 17, 2022

EU in fresh regime change putsch

THERE was nothing surprising about the EU Election Observer Mission’s ‘final’ report released on Friday last week.  It was a regurgitation of the bloc’s initial foiled attempt to sway the August 23 harmonised elections in favour of the embattled opposition CCC or at the very...

McKinney: The unsung heroine …unanswered questions of November 28

IT is now slightly more than a decade since the US slapped Zimbabwe with illegal economic sanctions, but there remains an unsung heroine who stood up to the US Congress in protest against Uncle Sam’s actions. Her name is Cynthia McKinney who was then a...

Not tears but pride in Chimoio

By Tawanda Chenana WE in the village remember Chimoio not with tears or pain but...

Zimbabweans excelling

ZIMBABWEANS are shining on global platforms by being elected into influential positions, we expect...

Africa’s turn at Qatar?

AFRICA shares the excitement and great expectations that have gripped the international soccer fraternity,...

Every parent must read this!

EDITOR – I ONCE wrote to you pertaining how parents must continue monitoring their...

Early Childhood Education off track: Part Five…every child has something unique

AT the beginning of this series we said each person is born with all...

African living law and land acquisition…the Chidyausiku factor

By Dr Tafataona Mahoso THE heart of the 2010 Supreme Court ruling on  whether compulsory...

Is the girl child still safe? 

OVER the past few weeks, the story of the nine-year-old pregnant girl from Tsholotsho...

Food terrorism: Part Three…taking practical precautions vital

By Mupakamiso Makaya FOOD terrorism has resulted in the death of thousands and millions of...

A bitter enemy in our midst…demystifying the whiteman

By Nthungo YaAfrika THE relationship between so-called black and light-skinned people has never been harmonious,...

Agroecology and lessons from South Africa

FOOD insecurity is one of the major problems facing Africa and hindering her socio-economic...

Secret behind Namibia’s conservancy  programme …associating wildlife with tourism

By Emmanuel Koro in  Johannesburg, SA. ALLOWING communities to benefit from natural resources is the long-discovered...

Moza was calling: Part Two…will never forget Doiroi

The story of Cde John Bukutu, aka Cde Roy Tichatonga WHEN we arrived at Doiroi...

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EU in fresh regime change putsch

THERE was nothing surprising about the EU Election Observer Mission’s ‘final’ report released on...

McKinney: The unsung heroine …unanswered questions of November 28

IT is now slightly more than a decade since the US slapped Zimbabwe with...

Chimoio genocide: How many remember?

I AM a bit disturbed as I pen this note.  I keep thinking of how...

Warriors could stand a chance

THE opening results of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers give the Zimbabwe Warriors...