EDITOR’S NOTE
With Professor Pfukwa
IT is a fact that the Rhodesians did not die.
Rhodies will continue striving to come back through the back door.
We must constantly be on our guard.
Never should we go to sleep on the ideological front.
It will be a mistake to think...
COMMENT
THE Vatican has shocked the world by approving the blessing of same-sex couples by Catholic priests, a bizarre decision which amounts to subtle papal blessing of gay marriages.
This can be seen as victory for the homosexual movement which seems to have taken a firm...
By Professor Artwell Nhemachena
INSTEAD of counting how many resources or how much land has been recovered since the colonial era, Africans have been fooled to believe it is only important to count how many leaders have changed offices.
Besides, instead of counting how much land...
By Rutendo Matinyarare
ACCORDING to the World Bank, Zimbabwe’s black-controlled and owned economy grew faster than South Africa’s over the past 30 years, despite Zimbabwe being under illegal sanctions for the better part of 23 of those years.
The question that arises is why and how?
The...
By Nthungo YaAfrika
THE Patriot of February 2-8 2024 featured an article by Golden Guvamatanga under the ‘National Agenda’ reflecting on the judgment on land reform by Judge Julia of the British High Court.
First and foremost, the Tambous (white savages) never brought land to Zimbabwe...
By Professor Artwell Nhemachena
This article was initially presented as a lecture at the University of South Africa Decoloniality Summer School, January 15-19 2024
THE geopolitics of ignorance play strategic functions for colonialists and capitalists because, for instance, a person regarded as irrational or illogical cannot,...
Letter of the week
EDITOR — YEARS back, during a conversation with the late Dr Stanley Mudenge, then our Minister of Foreign Affairs, he said something that was very profound. It was that: If you see a tortoise sitting on top of a ‘durawall’ (security...
By Nthungo YaAfrika
WHEN the headline of this story hit me, I thought it would be hard to defend with the information I had gathered.
I changed it many times; went to bed thinking about it; woke up thinking about it; even when walking around, it...
By Prof Artwell Nhemachena
This article was originally presented as a lecture at the University of South Africa Decoloniality Summer School on January 15-19 2024
THE advent of convergent or disruptive technologies and decoloniality has to be future-oriented precisely because the empire itself is shape-shifting even...
TWO critical issues set to determine the future of Zimbabwe and the UK’s fractured relations bring to the fore the latter’s reckless policy on Harare.
The UK has, in recent times, been unsuccessfully trying to strike a balance between maintaining its hostility towards Zimbabwe and,...
By Dereck Goto
THE former leader of CCC, Nelson Chamisa, has abandoned ship.
After a tumultuous two years, marked by destructive ‘strategic ambiguity’, Chamisa has left his supporters and lieutenants in a state of uncertainty. His resignation statement, filled with blame and accusations against various entities...
This article was presented as a lecture at the University of South Africa Decoloniality Summer School on January 15-19 2024
By Professor Artwell Nhemachena
LADIES and gentlemen, colleagues and friends, it is my honour to stand before you to speak about matters of ignorance in relation...