Yearly Archives: 2023

Climate change: We cannot afford to cling to the past

WE, in the village, have lived our livesled by the seasons but in recent years, thedependable cycles of nature appear to bemore jumbled than anything else.Some say it’s the effects of climatechange.But we now have a better appreciationof climate change and its implications.As we...

Women’s health, reproductive rights and mental health under scrutiny

By Vimbai MalinganizaAS Zimbabwe celebrates Women’s Month,it is crucial to reflect on the progress madeand the hurdles women still face, particularlyin the areas of health, reproductiverights and mental health.Women’s well-being is an integral part ofthe development of any society, and it iseveryone's responsibility to...

Making our education relevant …understanding the value of our land

WE, in the village, value our land more than anything. When one becomes an adult,...

Unity Day more than a holiday

Editor's Note With Professor Pfukwa WE celebrate more than three decades of unity. But we have to...

Unity Day: Let’s celebrate with caution

COMMENT TODAY, December 22 marks one of the most important holidays, Unity Day,  on the...

Christmas has no African ideas

Letter of the week EDITOR – NO doubt Christmas is a great time for us...

Faith will propel us to Vision 2030 …let’s continue walking on water

  By Shephard Manjengeta HE story of Peter, the disciple of Jesus, walking on water, is...

African special ownership operations: Part Four

By Professor Artwell Nhemachena AFRICAN States that refuse or fail to liberalise rights to sexual...

Review curriculum again! …consider recommendations

IN 2016, there was a curriculum review.  One scholar, Dr Augustine Tirivangana, is on record...

Soil water retention technology: Part One …lessons from across the globe

INCREASING frequencies of droughts, coupled with increasing populations are requiring more water for irrigated...

Vanamukoma taught us a lesson

The story of Garikai Chiwanza (not real name)   IT was around 9am on April 14...

Man and money: Part 11 …early settlement years: 1890-1927

LIKE settlements in the New World, the founding economy of the colonial State in...

Food security everywhere everyday

UNPREDICTABLE climatic conditions, induced by EL Nino, are the strongest drivers impacting agricultural production...

Hunting benefits the world can’t ignore …visit Masoka hunting community today

By Emmanuel Koro in Johannesburg, SA.  THERE is a generation in which wildlife revenue brought...

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Climate change: We cannot afford to cling to the past

WE, in the village, have lived our livesled by the seasons but in recent...

Women’s health, reproductive rights and mental health under scrutiny

By Vimbai MalinganizaAS Zimbabwe celebrates Women’s Month,it is crucial to reflect on the progress...

When it becomes fatal to be anenemy of the US

By Fortune Madondo and Mafa Kwanisai MafaIN a dramatic departure from its steadfastsupport of...

Zim, Russia up tempo in sanctions fight

THE signing between Zimbabwe and Russia,on Thursday last week, of a joint declarationto counter...
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