Ncube dreams blossoming roses in arid desert sands
THE report by Finance minister Mthuli Ncube (pictured) on progress made on political and economic reforms does not to paint the full picture showing the…
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Zim govt intransigence self-destructive
Tinashe Kairiza PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa administration’s intransigence towards overtures by the African Union (AU) and various civic organisations to…
Reviewing Transitional Stabilisation Programme
THE BRETT CHULU COLUMN THE Transitional Stabilisation Programme (TSP), the action plan for the reforms agenda, was set to run from October 2018 to December…
Dead bodies pile up at parlors as COVID-19 protocols delay release
BRIDGET MANANAVIRE FUNERAL service providers and hospital mortuaries are struggling to clear bodies for burial owing to challenges in handling those that would…
ZCC pursues multi-stakeholder dialogue process
Tinashe Kairiza THE Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) is persisting with its efforts to initiate a national dialogue process, meant to address the country’s…
Mnangagwa’s rise, fall from grace and litany of missed opportunities
BRIDGET MANANAVIRE ON the afternoon of November 22 2017, a day after a cornered former president Robert Mugabe resigned under pressure from the military —…
Mnangagwa’s regime buckles under the tide of #ZimbabweanLivesMatter
THE growing momentum of the #ZimbabweanLivesMatter campaign on microblogging site Twitter and other social media applications against President Emmerson…
Mnangagwa’s two-year rule: The verdict is ‘total disaster’
Tinashe Kairiza TWO years after winning the disputed 2018 poll, President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration has performed dismally towards implementing…
Chin’ono, activists arrest sets Zim in reverse motion
THE fallout between the Zimbabwean government and Western nations over the arrest of journalist Hopewell Chin’ono (pictured) and opposition Transform…
Ncube’s mid-term budget review bereft of solutions
LAST week’s Mid-Term Budget and Economic Review statement by Finance minister Mthuli Ncube, which projects the economy to shrink by 4,5% this year largely…
