AT some point during the Second Chimurenga the Rhodesian
racists decided that the best way to kill the Zimbabwe revolution would
best be achieved by killing leaders of that revolution.
No wonder once the decisive phase of the liberation war had kicked off in 1972, from...
THE advanced wisdom of the Moors, much of which had been gathered from ancient civilisations like Egypt, has come to be known as Moorish science. Masonry or Free-masonry is a secret society which is based on the corruption of Moorish sciences.
The black Moors...
EARLIER this year the US issued an invitation to African countries to attend the US-Africa Summit.
According to the White House, invitations were extended to 50 African leaders who are ‘in good standing’ with both the US and the African Union (AU).
Needless to...
By Tafataona Mahoso
RECONSTRUCTION of the African living law of relations is directly related to the reconstruction of an African living law of value.
Destiny, sovereignty, heritage and legacy cannot be priced on the stock exchange.
In the instalment on pricing versus value (October 24...
THE invasion by the armyworm in most farming districts in the country occurs in almost every cropping season.
However, for the BaTonga fighting this pest has been easy as they use natural pesticides and other insects.
The adoption of organic and natural pesticides by the...
By Mavis Mapara
HAILING from Mazarura Village in Mutoko, my father Osward Mapara whose Chimurenga name was ‘Albert Matsika’ was born on March 15 1956 at Mutoko General Hospital.
He did his primary education at Bondamakara.
My father told me that since his parents had no money...
IN this episode we continue to explore the various dimensions of our spiritual existence and to argue that the political independence that we claim to have today is hollow and incomplete until we gain spiritual independence.
We as Africans must define our own spiritual...
LAST week I promised you a treat on the role that colonial education played and continues to play in creating African zombies, mimics and intellectual barrens.
I promised to unpack epistemological imperialism.
This is what I am doing right away for your own benefit,...
By Patrick Tagarira
THE much publicised dancehall gig dubbed ‘STING’ that was held last Saturday in Harare will forever remain etched in people’s minds for the wrong reasons.
What was supposed to be a celebration of abundant talent in the country ended up degenerating into violence.
The...
EDITOR – IN response to last week’s article by Munhamu Pekeshe, ‘The Shona and Ndebele are Nyai/Karanga’; unless one is seriously into explorative reading, it is quite easy to fall into the trap carefully set up for us by people who might have had...
THE African Football Confederation (CAF)’s withdrawal of Morocco’s rights to host the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) because of concerns about the Ebola virus is confirmation of the embattled football governing body’s inability to grasp the full danger that Ebola poses not only...
EDITOR – I HAVE no doubt that I am going to receive backlash for writing this letter because I know we have some in our midst who have gone gospel crazy.
One publication wrote that there were 350 000 people who attended the recent...
