There seems to be no hurry in Africa – hakuna matata. As Africans, more so as Zimbabweans, we have taken the phrase ‘there is no hurry in Africa’ to heart….
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Zimbabwe post-November 2017 finds itself in a somewhat messy political space transitioning from a murky mix of heavily personalised and discretionary patrimonial system with some semblance of competitive politics to…
It is finally here! It is out and running! Chinhoyi 7 is out! Local movie “Chinhoyi 7” premièred at Ster Kinekor, Borrowdale last Friday, close to four years, since the…
Fellow Zimbabweans. As part of celebrating my 31st birthday scheduled for May 29 allow me to share with you a copy of my book Dismantling The System of Mugabeism which...
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Direction is hanging around people who make you a better person financially, morally professionally and above all spiritually. I believe one can be a professional and not uphold professional principles…
Brief background Barely one month after the industrial action of junior doctors’ in March 2018, saw the government being put to another test. More than 13 000 nurses working in...
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Yesterday, inspired by a group of activists working to generate awareness around the current nurses strike in Zimbabwe, I drove down to Parirenyatwa Hospital. This was one of the locations…
Zimbabwe: Of corrupt tender deals and elite enrichment – Case of Beitbridge-Chirundu Highway scandal
The withdrawal this week by the Emmerson Mnanagwa government of the tender awarded to Geiger International for the dualisation of the Beitbridge-Harare-Chirundu Highway must be blamed on corruption by the…
When the army stepped in to put pressure on former president Robert Mugabe to leave office last November-which he did as we all know-thousands united in celebrating the exit of…
Introduction In most instances when we hear the word ‘orphan’, we usually look forward to sorrowful explanations on how a child lost his or her biological parents, this is something…