At crossroads with Catholics: Part Two
When we attained independence, the Catholics did not seem inimical to the state of Zimbabwe but the Catholics were not at peace.
Zim’s liberal trade policy
THE birth of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), in 1995, coincided with the end of Zimbabwe’s economic reform period, during which time...
USIP and regime change in Zimbabwe
CHESTER CROCKER’s US Institute for Peace (USIP), just like the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) is a US state-funded organisation.
At crossroads with Catholics: Part One
ON one side is the Catholic Church and on the other is Chimoio.
I will turn towards Chimoio where...
Sad reality in Africa: Part One
By Emmanuel Koro
in Johannesburg, South Africa
HAS Africa’s 11th hour escape from poverty arrived?
Horror at Pomona dumpsite…as environmental, health hazard looms
By Catherine Murombedzi
A RAGING inferno recently engulfed Pomona Dump Site in Harare.
This is not...
American physician’s take on exaggerated fear of coronavirus
By Emmanuel Koro
I CAME across the COVID-19 book when a friend sent it to me as an example...
Meet the medicine man from Chivi
By Fidelis Manyange
THE COVID-19 pandemic and the escalation of medical charges has led many Zimbabweans to seek solace...
Stones of a disappointed womb
THERE are a number of things that cause infertility in women, and one of them is fibroids.
In Africa,...
Government responds to surging COVID-19
IN March the country recorded its first COVID-19 case and death and four months later cases have risen.
To...
