Zimbabwe is importing 150 000 tonnes of maize from Zambia in order to guard against possible grain shortages.
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Beyond Mugabe rule: Lessons from Tanzania
I have recently met many people — most unknown to me — who have stopped me for a chat. Invariably the chat took a political turn.
Hope resides in people’s resilience
Many Zimbabweans have begun to ask if there is a way, or ways, to move the country forward regardless of the bad politics.
Media freedom: Politics is the problem
While as a human rights activist of more than five years now I could not agree more with the wise statement that human beings are inherently political animals
Press freedom still a mirage
Zimbabwe on Friday joined other countries in marking World Press Freedom Day but there was little to cheer for local journalists.
Overhaul Zimbabwe’s voters’ roll
THE Registrar-General’s Office has begun a voter-registration exercise that will run until May 19
Look forward, not backwards
Zimbabwe has a US$10 billion economy, while the global economy is pegged at US$700 trillion; a speck of dust on a megalith.
Not yet Uhuru for the masses
Zimbabweans celebrate 33 years of Independence from colonial rule on Thursday.
Security reforms: The case of Kenya
Kenya’s development plan, the Vision 2030 blueprint, envisages a society free from danger and fear (sense of safety and overall well-being).
Beatrice Mtetwa has the right to be here
In 1962 Herbert Wiltshire Chitepo was appointed Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) in Tanzania.
