By Kundai Marunya
A TALE of decades old sexual abuse, sodomy and allegations of cover-ups that date back to the 1970s is still sending tremors in the Christian community, a month after the news fi rst broke. St Ignatius College Chishawasha, an esteemed Jesuit...
By Nthungo YaAfrika
IN my opinion, the Glorious Qura’n is more enlightening than the Christian Bible on the subject of prophets and messengers in all races. The motherland was the centre of the created landmass called earth before its disintegration into the current so-called...
By Nthungo YaAfrika
WE have in our midst the ignorant, uninformed and the certificated uninformed who think they are well informed until they open their mouths. We have been under siege since 535BC when Persia conquered us. After this came the Greeks in 323BC,...
By Kundai Marunya
THE SADC Anti-Sanctions Day has consistently served as a rallying point for solidarity and resistance against the illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe. These sanctions, originally framed as ‘targeted’ measures, have proven to be a stranglehold on Zimbabwe’s economy, affecting not only its...
By Dr Tafataona Mahoso
DOMINANT elites in Zimbabwe’s economic history have always relied on pushing self-fulfilling prophecies.They start with a position which favours their minority interests. They then try to use the press to make this minority position sound like a majority view. If it cannot be...
By Nthungo YaAfrika
BEFORE I delve into the above topic, I want to add to my last article in The Patriot of September 20-26 2024 titled ‘Corrupted Yeshua’s prayer: A curse for our race’.There is this sentence in Tambous’ prayer of Yeshua he taught to...
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...
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,...
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...
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...
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...
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...
