By Cris Chinaka   HARARE – Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has dramatically raised the stakes by calling for mass protests against President Robert Mugabe that could determine both his own and […]

By Chikonamombe Vashoma SERVICE delivery at all parastatals has certainly gone to the dogs, but the Zimbabwe Electricity Distribution Company (ZEDC) seems to lead the list. As a resident of Harare […]

By John Robertson AS Zimbabwe’s remarkably good 2005/6 rainy season moves into its final phases, evidence is growing that food production will yet again fall well below the volumes needed.  Bruce […]

Candid Comment with Joram Nyathi LAST week I wrote about Zimbabwe’s dubious distinction in winning an award for agricultural production. There has since been a consolidation of that record with […]

By Prof Jonathan Moyo IF there is one thing that no responsible Zimbabwean can deny today, it is that our country is in the throes of a devastating economic meltdown […]

Shakeman Mugari GOVERNMENT last week kept its finger firmly pressed on the self-destruct button by announcing plans to amend mining laws to allow the state to take over mines, a plan […]

By Michael Mtungwa ONE of the nightmares I experienced as a youth growing up in Bulawayo in the early 1980s — that is in between trying to find employment and […]

HARARE – Life is never easy for people afflicted by leprosy, but Zimbabwe’s fast deteriorating socioeconomic conditions have made it even more challenging. At the Mutemwa Leprosy Settlement in Zimbabwe’s […]

Joram Nyathi ZIMBABWE has gained another dubious distinction. Four times it has been awarded a prize for outstanding performance in agriculture in recent years. The latest is a gold award […]