By Trudy Stevenson I HAVE watched with interest over the past few years as civil society organised itself into interest groups — residents, journalists and women as well as constitutional […]

News Analysis by Augustine Mukaro AN acute shortage of essential inputs, lack of funding and continued uncertainty in the agriculture sector could undermine output in the coming 2006/7 cropping season. […]

By Everett Scott WHEN the only serious commitment among the ruling elite is to personal enrichment regardless of the negative impact on the wealth-creating capacity of (more…)

Gift Phiri< ?XML:NAMESPACE PREFIX = O /> REGISTRAR-General Tobaiwa Mudede this (more…)

By Wellington Chadehumbe FOLLOWING is the keynote address delivered by Wellington Chadehumbe at the Zimbabwe Independent/FBC Banks and Banking Survey reception (more…)

By Frank Matandirotya IN his book, The Story of My Life, the late Vice-President Dr Joshua Nkomo, describes a meeting of nationalists representing different polit (more…)

By Aryeh Neier SLOWLY – much too slowly – international opinion is being mobilised to bring pressure on the Sudanese government to halt the militia attacks in Darfur that have […]

By Brian Raftopoulos BETWEEN the period 1997-2000 and the present there has been a seismic shift in Zimbabwean politics. The earlie (more…)

By Trudy Stevenson “WE have been robbed by those traitors in London and Paris. The population of Italy is Aryan in origin. The Jews are not Aryan, therefore they do […]

By Maureen Johnson WITH the death of Michael Hartnack, Zimbabwe has lost a fine and brave journalist, an indefatigable reporter and an insightful columnist who did his job, despite the […]