The European Union’s decision to renew sanctions against Zimbabwe was another demonstration that the international community is increasingly getting frustrated with President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his government’s reluctance to reform. […]

BY ZIFISO MASIYE It was after four aborted attempts at assembling that customary team of amadombo, an attempt at receiving and meeting our prospective in-laws as a non-negotiable precondition to […]

BY KENNETH MAFUKA One of Barack Obama’s contribution to US foreign policy was the encouragement of a class of liberal whites and blacks with absolutely first-class brains, but above everything […]

BY RESEARCH&ADVOCACY UNIT In a research project, active engagement, social innovation and resilience among young people in Zimbabwe, the Research and Advocacy Unit (RAU) sought to understand everyday experiences by […]

BY TAWANDA MAJONI Some bad things are just worth remembering. You then hope that the memories will bring good lessons, even though it’s always so hard to be optimistic in […]

BY JOHANNES MARISA As of Thursday last week, a total of 2 451 million people had lost their lives to Covid-19 with at least 110 million having been infected. Public […]

BY DANIEL EISENBERG The traditional Jewish view does not fit conveniently into the major “camps” in the current debate. As abortion resurfaces as a political issue in the upcoming US […]

BY DOUG MAMVURA Man has developed many strategies, methodologies, techniques and tactics for achieving personal success. There are a lot of self help books on success. However, let me declare […]

BY COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION The European Union welcomes further opportunities for continued dialogue and engagement with Zimbabwe and reiterates its ambition for a more constructive relationship. The EU […]

BY DOCTOR STOP IT My Dear People, Today is Gushungo’s birthday. I have no doubt every household in Zimbabwe is celebrating his legacy, he was a national treasure. I have […]