By Elizabeth Sitotombe
THE Second Republic, through its resilience, is making significant strides towards development under the harshest of conditions wrought by Western-imposed illegal economic sanctions.
There are sellouts who requested the imposition of sanctions and continue urging tightening of the same on Zimbabwe.
Indeed, these are...
By Elizabeth Sitotombe
THE so-called champions of democracy and ‘human rights’, the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), is seemingly failing on the fair practices front resulting in factionalism which has sent the Western-backed party into a tailspin.
Factionalism is rife in the ailing opposition CCC.
It has...
FEW people do drama like so-called ‘pro-democracy’ activists in Zimbabwe, but once the likes of Fadzayi Mahere, Gift Ostallos Siziba, Hopewell Chin’ono and Evan Mawarire descended in New York to urge their handler to do more to destabilise the country, it became clear that...
By Elizabeth Sitotombe
IT has come to The Patriot’s attention that Peter Mutasa of Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) is planning to form a so-called Labour Forum.
This will be parallel to the infamous Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU), a body that has always purported...
BRITISH QUEEN ELIZABETH II died on September 8 2022.
She was laid to rest at the King George VI Memorial Chapel on the grounds of Windsor Castle on September 19 2022.
The BBC called her the most beloved queen; the most famous queen; the longest reigning...
By Elizabeth Sitotombe
THE inaugural War Veteran’s League Conference was recently held in Harare.
In the huge conference room were hundreds of individuals who had been brought together through one common cause — ending years of pain and suffering at the hands of the British monarchy.
These...
BRITISH QUEEN ELIZABETH THE SECOND is dead.
The BBC has called her the most beloved queen; the most famous queen; the longest reigning British monarch; the longest-lived British monarch; the head of the Church of England (Anglican); the head of State of the United Kingdom...
By Elizabeth Sitotombe
THE inaugural War Veteran’s League conference took place last week.
In that huge conference room were hundreds of individuals who had been brought together through one common cause — ending years of pain and suffering at the hands of the crown.
These are the...
By Elizabeth Sitotombe
FOR many South Africans, a foreigner is a black person born north of the Limpopo; in Zimbabwe, Mozambique, DRC, Somalia, Nigeria or Malawi, among a host of other countries.
A foreigner is a fellow black person who enters South Africa, takes menial jobs,...
REMARKS by President Emmerson Mnangagwa that SADC member-States and Africa must never surrender their hard-won freedoms and destiny to the intrusive West are typified by how Zimbabwe has stood up to marauding foreign powers that have sought, and are still seeking, to destabilise Harare.
And...
AS Kenyans took to the polls on August 9 2022, there was high expectation that those polls would capture the attention of Zimbabweans, especially when one of the presidential candidates, Raila Odinga, once tried to dabble in Harare’s internal politics by openly endorsing the...
AUGUST is the month when the nation pauses to remember the sacrifice of their heroes.
Families take time to tend the graves of those who have gone before them. Interestingly, many families are divided as some believe that it is a sin, according to the...
