Why protests are important
LAST night as I was scrolling down latest postings — usually not very useful except for banter and comic relief — on our WhatsApp chat group feed with…
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Govt fears Sudan-style protests will rock Zim
GOVERNMENT’S deep-seated fears of massive Sundanese-style protests over the deteriorating political and economic emergency have been exposed after it moved…
Mnangagwa presents new coup-proofing measures
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa — under siege in the face of worsening economic hardships fuelling a groundswell of social discontent — is coup-proofing his…
Peace, Order Bill still unconstitutional
At a sitting that started on August 8 and ended at 4.10am on August 9, the National Assembly passed the Maintenance of Peace and Order Bill with amendments,…
Zim exporters under threat
EXPORTERS have raised alarm over the continued red tape and the soaring cost of doing business, compounding the ever-growing operational problems for local…
Of grumpy war vets and economic engineering
“As war veterans, we want our children to benefit also. They have been denied a lot of chances. So we demand that even if they do not have any qualifications…
Jostling for VP post erupts as Chiwenga fights for life
INTENSE jostling for the vice-presidency has erupted among Zanu PF heavyweights at a time Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga is battling for his life at a top…
Catch big fish, not frogs!
ZIMBABWE Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) chairperson Loice Matanda-Moyo is currently hogging the public limelight — for good reasons.
Ncube admits Zim recession
FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube says the country will not achieve GDP growth as he had projected when he presented his inaugural 2019 budget in November last…
Mnangagwa’s dire annus horribilis
EVEN if one is President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s family member, friend, crony, diehard supporter, or staunch political ally — as long as they have common…
