WORKERS’ DAY: Chamisa advocates for decent wage, workers dignity in Zimbabwe
Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa has called for the government to pay workers a decent wage whilst demanding the restoration of workers diginity.
Opinion
Shut up and listen: the true state of cancer treatment in Zimbabwe
The debate on the true state of cancer treatment in Zimbabwe rages on after journalist Hopewell Chin'ono delivered a damning report in Geneva.
Face to face with stinking Police and VID corruption on Zimbabwe roads
A sad ordeal of opposition leader Jacob Ngarivhume (Transform Zimbabwe) as he came face to face with ‘stinking’ Police and VID corruption on Zimbabwe roads.
The Tragedy of Zimbabwe Warriors and Its Supporters
As the world salutes these gallant band of Warriors at AFCON, somehow it is Zimbabweans, through past failures and agendas that have abandoned the national team while rooting for the opponent, though being masked in a tinge of grandstanding.
A Tribute To Doug Munatsi
Doug Munatsi will be buried at Greendale cemetery.
Sybeth Musengezi is a smart tortoise in Zanu PF, but who put him up there?
Sybeth Musengezi, the man who lodged a court application challenging President Emerson Mnangagwa’s legitimacy as ZANU PF leader is smart but who is backing him.
The Power Of Association
Have you ever wondered what Jesus meant when he said that when two or more people gather in his name, his presence shall be FELT?
Letter From A Zimbabwe Prison: Haruzivishe Sends Message To Fighters of Change
It indeed would have been impossible to pull through the seven months (since 17 February 2021) without your indispensable solidarity; from #FreeMako street and social media actions, contributions for my welfare, prison visits, legal representation and continued demands for my freedom through the #MakoMonday initiative.
The Irony of Educated Zimbabweans Suffering From Mental Slavery
If you have had a privileged opportunity to travel extensively around the country in rural Zimbabwe, you probably encountered two recurrently prominent landmarks – schools and grocery shops.
Mako Haruzivishe: A Revolutionary We Are Forgetting
The former Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) secretary general Haruzivishe was sentenced to 14 months in prison in April this year after being found guilty for inciting violence.
