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Unpacking the Israeli narrative and its impact on Christians in Africa

By Mafa Kwanisai Mafa IN today’s global landscape, many Christians, particularly in Africa, are told that Israel is a 'holy land' and the rightful homeland of the Jewish people. This narrative carries significant emotional and spiritual weight but often overlooks the harsh realities faced by...

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Nelson Mandela: Sellout or saint?

By Knowledge Teya THE story of Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, the first black President of...

Bindura rally and the painful truth

ONCE again the ZANU PF ‘train’ rolled into Mashonaland Central last Saturday for the...

Gweru and voting with history in mind

THERE was something unique about the seventh ZANU PF Presidential Youth Interface Rally held...

Lupane rally and the Banda connection

ABOUT 160km along the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Highway is where Lupane is situated. It falls...

Disasters: ‘We must always be ready’

Recently in Cancun, Mexico THE United Nations Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction was held...

Odd man out at celebrations

“As we today celebrate our hard-won independence, I urge you to remain vigilant remembering...

Andy Brown: Who ever knew!

‘MDHARA B’ is what we used to call you Andy Brown and it’s exactly...

Exorcising Rhodes’ ghost

“PAKAVIGWA Cecil John Rhodes ndopane chikoro chinezita rake futi. Asi tanzwa vachiti aiwa vaakuzochinja...

Benchmarks for ZANU PF

WE were at the ZANU PF 16th Annual National People’s Conference held at the...

A great revolutionary of our time

Recently in Havana, Cuba “Revolution means to have a sense of history; it is changing...

Why Cuba and Zim are one

By Knowledge Teya and Golden Guvamatanga TOUCHING down at Jose Marti International Airport in Havana,...

The English language tragedy

IT is quite obvious that after reading this article many will ask why The...

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Unpacking the Israeli narrative and its impact on Christians in Africa

By Mafa Kwanisai Mafa IN today’s global landscape, many Christians, particularly in Africa, are told...

A culinary revolution rooted in our identity

THE incident recounted by the late Ivan Munhamu Murambiwa in our lead story  is more...

First Lady leads Zim’s culinary revolution

By Simon Ngena ONCE upon a time, Zimbabwe's culinary landscape was dominated by the so-called...
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