Editor's Note
AS we traverse the complexities of the 21st century, the notion of former liberation movements which have transformed into today’s revolutionary parties may seem, at first glance, to belong to the annals of history. Images of anti-colonial struggles, civil rights marches and...
AS previously colonised nations continue to call for closure and justice for crimes against humanity that were committed by their erstwhile colonisers, this begs the question: Are ‘apologies’ enough? “ Zimbabwe has been subjected to heinous post-colonial trauma by its former coloniser, Britain, which...
THE recent BRICS+ Summit in Kazan, Russia, presents Zimbabwe with a viable alternative to navigate the economic challenges wrought by the illegal Western-imposed sanctions. This gathering, the first of its kind, set the tone for a more stable global political and economic order, one...
IT is disheartening that ‘biased’ referees have been singled out as the chief culprits in abandoned matches by fans, neutrals and sponsors alike.The abandonment of the high-profile Chibuku Super Cup quarter-final game between Simba Bora and Highlanders is the most recent example.Here was a...
By Vimbai Malinganiza
SPORADIC and low rainfall patterns in Zimbabwe in recent years have led to a sharp decline in agricultural yield.Meteorological experts argue that over the past decade, the amount of rainfall the country received has decreased from the ‘multi-decadal mean regularly’. In the...
OUT of the many lessons Zimbabwe can draw from its friendship with China, economic development and unflinching political stance stand tall.China’s remarkable development and rise as a global superpower have largely been drawn from its unwavering stance on people-oriented economic policies coupled with a...
MUNHUMUTAPA DAY is not just another addition to the calendar of national holidays; it is a momentous occasion that speaks to the core of our identity, our history and our shared future.
Commemorating the legacy of the Munhumutapa Empire, one of the most powerful and...
THE xenophobic attacks in South Africa against Zimbabweans on the eve of the 2008 elections in Zimbabwe was part of a regional network created by the West to dislodge governments led by the former liberation movements.
In this case, according to former South African President...
Editor's Note
THE future of Zimbabwe lies, in part, in its ability to tap into global knowledge and technology, particularly from strategic partners like China.
By learning from China’s experience and adapting its technology to Zimbabwe’s unique context, the country will enhance its competitiveness in...
THE normal to above-normal rainfall for the 2024/25 season forecast by weather experts should see all Zimbabweans, especially farmers, preparing to take advantage of this good news.
This is especially so after the devastating drought experienced during the 2023-24 season.
As a country whose economy is...
Editor's note
THE recent launch of a national campaign to end teenage pregnancies marks a significant and much-needed step forward in addressing one of the most pressing issues affecting our youth today. As a society, we have a collective responsibility to ensure that our...
By Elizabeth Sitotombe
LIVING with diabetes can be pretty daunting. Tafadzwa (not real name) recounts her experiences as a diabetic patient, having been diagnosed with the chronic disease at the tender age of 28. Tafadzwa describes the day she got sick and started vomiting.
Under suspicion...
