Dr Ireen Mahamba

Remembering Chitepo …the view across 133 years of struggle

Chitepo’s review of the Thursday 28 April1966 Chinhoyi Battle in his 1973 address to Australians shows that he did not miss the thing about education: We didn’t really make much progress in those battles. We got a lot of press publicity, but we didn’t...

Chitepo museum and community archive

By Elizabeth Sitotombe THE legacy of Zimbabwe’s iconic nationalist and liberation hero, Herbert Wiltshire Pfumaindini Chitepo, continues to be honoured and preserved through a series of initiatives aimed at ensuring his remarkable contributions to the nation’s independence remain alive in the hearts and minds...

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Conspiracy on the Zimbabwean child

THERE is no child who is not endowed with sufficient intellectual capacities to manage...

Review curriculum again! …consider recommendations

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

Chimoio: Murder most foul

This story was first published in The Patriot on November 24 2022. YOU are standing beneath...

Zionist State out for genocide

THE Israeli Defence Minister has announced that Israel would cut electricity, water, food and...

‘I can hear the founding fathers calling’ …cry no more Zimbabwe

SOMEONE heard the founding fathers calling, heard the mourning of Chindunduma crying out to...

Happy 60th birthday ZANU PF!: Part Two …game changer

FROM November 23 1977 when the whiteman unleashed the worst inhumane act at Chimoio...

Happy 60th birthday ZANU PF!

IT is explosive! On August 8 1963 was born the greatest ever political party in...

June 16 is never over

THE cost of Africa’s freedom is measured in blood, sweat, sorrow, pain and tears. Let...

Lessons from Chairman Chitepo

LET us take a moment to honour and celebrate the architect of the Second...

Heirs of a rich heritage

‘ZVAIREVA vakuru zvaitika, Zvaireva Nehanda zvauyavo, Nyika yedu yatorwa navaeni, Zuva rayo rasvika!’ So we sang during the...

A thousand reasons to celebrate mothers!

SUNDAY, May 14,  was flowers, chocolates, perfumes, champagne and the like — it was...

Who is beholden to the British?

LAST week we wrote about the British fraudsters who spawned the Rudd Concession which...

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Remembering Chitepo …the view across 133 years of struggle

Chitepo’s review of the Thursday 28 April1966 Chinhoyi Battle in his 1973 address to...

Chitepo museum and community archive

By Elizabeth Sitotombe THE legacy of Zimbabwe’s iconic nationalist and liberation hero, Herbert Wiltshire...

Tourism is not just about leisure …it’s an economic powerhouse

By Mthokozisi Mabhena TOURISM is a low-hanging fruit from which all of us must benefi...

Let’s bring back football home

THE Zimbabwe national football team, the Warriors, once again fi nd themselves in the...
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