Lockdown: Crops rot in fields
MIRRIAM Madzivanyika, a farmer in Mazowe — 40km north of Harare — grows a variety of crops on their 330-hectare farm she runs with her husband. Their…
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MDC infighting intensifies
INFIGHTING in the opposition MDC party is escalating as the Thokozani Khupe-led faction — buoyed by a recent Supreme Court ruling ordering the party to…
Chamisa faces disciplinary action, Mwonzora threatens
BY ANDREW KUNAMBURA REINSTATED MDC secretary-general Douglas Mwonzora has delivered stinging criticism of his long-time nemesis Nelson Chamisa and his allies,…
Class divide: We live in completely different worlds
FOR many years now, my conviction that 30 men in Zimbabwe own more wealth than the rest of the population combined has grown stronger.
Illegitimate President, illegitimate opposition leader: Country legit?
BY now, the entire nation is aware of the folly of appointing a retired club DJ to be the man in charge of a whole country’s healthcare system.
Govt appeals Hwange ruling
LONG-DRAWN-OUT boardroom wrangles at Hwange Colliery Company Limited have taken yet another twist after the government lodged an appeal at the Supreme Court…
Audit exposes corruption in Mnangagwa’s office
A DAMNING audit report has implicated the Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC) in a murky deal in which it arm-twisted Zesa Holdings into handpicking…
Constitutional amendments: The good, bad and those in-between
THE Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 2) Bill gazetted on December 31, 2019 proposes a myriad of changes to the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No.…
Importance of feasibility studies in coal-fired power generation
COAL-FIRED electricity still occupies a significant portion of the global generation mix as it contributes nearly 40% of the world’s electricity, close to…
My coronavirus experience at Wilkins
I would like to categorically and personally confirm that we are certainly in a mess over the coronavirus (Covid-19), which is threatening to be a pandemic if…
