ZIMBABWE recently joined the world in celebrating Inter anational Women’s Day on March 8.
The day was celebrated under the theme:‘DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality’.
With women in mind, we at The Patriot would like to say: Happy International Women’s Day!
However, as we...
AS the country draws close to 2030, it is worth noting that the expected upper-middle income economy attainment by then will be hollow if we will still be having some of the shambolic settlements that have sprouted in most urban centres controlled by opposition...
OUR country is once again
under serious attack from our
usual enemies who have never
stopped their puerile goals and
objectives of extinguishing our
compelling narrative.
They just cannot seem to let
go and let us be, because they
are opponents of the development
of black people.
Our freedom and independence
matters little to them...
THE latest move by Mr Nelson Chamisa, as he continues throwing
around his weight in his little domain, is quite sickening to say the least.
While many will not pay much attention to his interference in student
politics, which he has failed to shake off, what he...
By Dr Tafataona Mahoso
IN the last instalment, I described the relational view as opposed to the linear Western perspective on the NATO war against the Russian Federation over Ukraine.
I said one of the characteristics of the latter perspective was the almost total disregard for...
LIKE we have said in past editions, our youths are in sixes and sevens as a result of a lack of knowledge of where they are coming from.
How much have we done as a people to record for our children and grandchildren the numerous...
ARE we going to sit on our laurels and watch a whole generation go to waste?
Are we teaching our children to be heirs of Zimbabwe, and are we doing enough to protect our children from drug and substance abuse?
Are we notifying police about the...
By Dr Tafataona Mahoso
THE President of Belarus, Aleksandr Lukashenko, was in Zimbabwe on a State visit recently.
Belarus borders both Russia and Ukraine that are fighting each other in a war many see as provoked by NATO expansionism which has intensified since1999.
One would expect that...
By Dr Tafataona Mahoso
TO begin with, there are many activists who believe that society no longer needs media policies in the age of digitisation, if it ever did.
But reviewing the world’s recent experience of media during the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic and...
THE drug scourge among our children, the wayward behaviour, a refusal to be responsible citizens are symptoms of far darker forces.
What could be the problem, what are our children telling us?
I am afraid we are to blame, we are failing our children for at...
LET us be wary of Western surrogates; they remain very much alive.
It may appear that the non-governmental organisations (NGOs), who make up most of these surrogates, are quiet but they are very active.
As the general election draws nearer, the US and its allies...
THE year has begun on a sad note following the death of Brigadier-General (Rtd) Epmarcus Walter Kanhanga who was duly declared a National Hero.
He was 73.
We have once again lost an illustrious son of the soil who practically dedicated his life to the liberation...
