Meet the Thomson of all trades
Thomson Kumbirai Tsodzo is a well-read man, in every sense of the word. As much as he is well-read himself, having read for a Doctor of Philosophy degree at Michigan…
Does Prof Moyo think ED is afraid of Gukurahundi?
SO Professor Jonathan Moyo is convinced that President Mnangagwa is afraid of Gukurahundi? He really thinks the Gukurahundi issue should leave ED paralysed with fear? Itai??i??s a shame, but thatai??i??s…
Does Prof Moyo think ED is afraid of Gukurahundi?
SO Professor Jonathan Moyo is convinced that President Mnangagwa is afraid of Gukurahundi? He really thinks the Gukurahundi issue should leave ED paralysed with fear? Itai??i??s a shame, but thatai??i??s…
How Rhodesian forces burnt three comrades
COMRADE Noel Museredza whose Chimurenga name was Cde Ignatius Dzvotsvotsvo joined the liberation struggle in 1972 and went for military training at Mgagao camp. Later he became an instructor at…
How Rhodesian forces burnt three comrades
COMRADE Noel Museredza whose Chimurenga name was Cde Ignatius Dzvotsvotsvo joined the liberation struggle in 1972 and went for military training at Mgagao camp. Later he became an instructor at…
US$5m spent on chewing gum,toilet paper
Sharon Munjenjema Zimbabwe imported non-essentials worth a whopping US$10 million in 2017, with toilet paper, chewing gum, dog and cat food topping the list.
US$5m spent on chewing gum,toilet paper
Sharon Munjenjema Zimbabwe imported non-essentials worth a whopping US$10 million in 2017, with toilet paper, chewing gum, dog and cat food topping the list.
‘Bond notes are untenable’
There is consensus in Government that bond notes have largely served their purpose and are “not tenable” within the context of Zimbabwe’s new economic growth trajectory.
Celebrating the life of EJ
Veronica Gwaze CHURCH leaders have spoken of the inspirational life of the late Evangelist Ezekiel Guti Junior who will be buried at Glen Forest this afternoon.
‘Bond notes are untenable’
There is consensus in Government that bond notes have largely served their purpose and are “not tenable” within the context of Zimbabwe’s new economic growth trajectory.







