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Today’s rainwater is tomorrow’s lifeline. . . a call to farmers to ‘harvest’ water

WE stand on the cusp of another summer cropping season and there is a renewed sense of hope gripping our communities across Zimbabwe. The forecast for this year predicts above-normal rainfall, a blessing for our nation which has experienced its fair share of droughts and inconsistent rains over the years. The anticipation and excitement that...

Starlink is a game-changer

EDITOR — It is quite refreshing and heart-warming to note that the high-speed internet service SpaceX’s Starlink has been activated in Zimbabwe at a time when local network providers are struggling to provide us with better internet services.  Their exorbitant data prices were suffocating us,...

Masvingo-Glen Norah Loop Road …a major milestone towards Vision 2030

WE, in the village, continue to be delighted with infrastructural development in the country. The recent partial opening of the Masvingo-Glen Norah Loop Road, a critical component of the broader Mbudzi Interchange project, is another significant milestone in the country’s infrastructure development agenda.  For many, the opening of this road...

Makumbe Hilltop College goes green…as solar power takes centre stage

By Fungai B. Mutizwa IN a world where energy crises have become a recurring problem and sustainability is increasingly vital, businesses, institutions and households alike are being called upon to adopt innovative solutions At the heart of this movement towards energy independence is the significant transition...

Corrupted Yeshua’s prayer a curse for our race

 By Nthungo YaAfrika THIS is Yeshua’s prayer according to the Tambous’ Bible: “Our Father in the heavens, let your name be sanctified.  Let your Kingdom come. Let your will take place, as in heaven, also on earth. Give us today our bread for this day, and...

From the Book of Life to that of death

By Nthungo YaAfrika THE Creator never created us to die but to transcend to the next realm human beings call heaven after our limited sojourn on the first heaven we call earth. This was possible because of the Book of Life which the Tambous...

Christianity has failed the human race 

By Nthungo YaAfrika  HIS-STORY about us was, and still is, a project to undermine the people of the motherland — a continent they decided to name Africa.  His-Story is not an accident but a deliberately, meticulously crafted story to make us worship the Tambous (white savages)...

Decolonising the mind: Part 26 …why youth service training is a must

By Abraham Mabvurira ACCORDING to the English dictionary (Wiktionary), nationalism is synonymous with patriotism, which simply translates to the love and support of one's country and culture. Based on this definition, it means a State is built and strongly established by forces of nationalism and patriotism...

Apartheid alive and well in independent Africa

By Nthungo YaAfrika APARTHEID is a Tambous socio- economic and political construct aimed at capacitating some ‘privileged races’ while disqualifying others from enjoy- ing the national cake. As long as the systems of the Tam- bous are with us after independence, they will always be with...

President Mnangagwa:Zim’s own Deng Xiaoping

By Cimba Shepherd Nhamo SINCE assuming office, President Em- merson Mnangagwa has made remark- able strides in transforming Zimbabwe’s economy, infrastructure and the people’s standard of living. His achievements are testament to his unwavering commitment to developing the country and improving the lives of its citizens....

Let’s honour our unsung heroes 

EDITOR — It is with a heavy heart that I write to express my deep sorrow at the continued loss of our national heroes and heroines — remarkable individuals whose extraordinary contributions we often only come to fully appreciate after their passing.  It is a...

A nation’s resolve to rebuild

WE, in the village, were as much participants of the 44th SADC Summit as those in the capital. President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s words during his address, “As the current crop of leaders, we have a weighty responsibility to facilitate a conducive environment for our citizenry to thrive...

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