WHILE there is still a lot to be done in terms of improving the economy, we should give credit to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government for its efforts in rehabilitating the country’s road network. Roads are key to the economic growth of any country. For example, the Beitbridge-Chirundu road is important as it is the country’s…
CASES of gender-based violence continue to worryingly increase across the country. It is disgusting to note that despite the growing levels of…
WARREN Edward Buffett, an American business magnate, once wrote that “someone is sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago”. There seems to be a paucity of such wisdom in politicians in Zimbabwe, both from the ruling Zanu PF and the opposition MDC in its multiplicity of shades. If…
REPORTS across certain areas in the country that some boarding schools have recorded positive cases of Covid-19 are not only worrying, but expose our poor public health management systems. From the onset, the government made a stupid decision to reopen the schools without thorough examination on whether or not pupils, students and teachers had been…
IN THE last few weeks, the number of Covid-19 new infections and deaths across the country has been encouragingly decreasing as authorities seem to be winning this war against the third wave of the pandemic. Since the pandemic reached our doorstep in March 2020, at least 124 581 Zimbabweans have been infected while 4 416…
POLITICIANS are speaking the same language on the need for an overdue all-inclusive dialogue in the country to end the decades-long political…
AS SCHOOLS and institutions of higher learning prepare to reopen, the government should make sure that all the necessary requirements are in…
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa will be part of heads of state and government who will today grace the inauguration of independent Zambia’s seventh…
THE new dispensation under President Emmerson Mnangagwa has set its ducks in a row. Starting with the stabilisation programme (2017- 2019) which…
THE possibility that the hazardous drug, crystal meth, popularly known by the street lingo mutoriro, is presently not recognised by Zimbabwe’s laws as a dangerous substance is very worrying. If this assertion being pushed by lawyers representing a suspected crystal meth (mutoriro) dealer currently being tried by regional magistrate Stanford Mambanje is indeed true, then our…
