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Cde William Ncube: A gallant son of the soil and hero of Tjewondo remembered
Cde William Ncube: A gallant son of the soil and hero of Tjewondo remembered

Andile Tshuma, Features Writer As Zimbabwe prepares to mark its 46th Independence anniversary in Maphisa, memories return to the brave sons and daughters who walked the same rugged terrain, waged…

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COMMENT AND OPINION: Zim, Zambia landmark rail deal should boost regional trade
COMMENT AND OPINION: Zim, Zambia landmark rail deal should boost regional trade

IN a significant move to transform Southern Africa’s transport landscape, Zimbabwe and Zambia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the construction of a strategic railway line linking Lion’s…

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‘I am still telling myself my family will come back’
‘I am still telling myself my family will come back’

Arron Nyamayaro “To be honest, I am still stuck on Thursday (April 2), the day my family waved goodbye, heading to Zvishavane before proceeding to a church conference. My brother,…

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CHIMURENGA CHRONICLES: Hunger, betrayal and disease drove us to flee Machazi Camp
CHIMURENGA CHRONICLES: Hunger, betrayal and disease drove us to flee Machazi Camp

Last week, CDE DAVID MUSHANGWE, whose Chimurenga name was Cde Lobo, told Zimpapers Politics Hub’s KUDA BWITITI about how his group disguised themselves as church worshippers to cross into Mozambique…

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Veteran guerrilla commander opens up on how Mgagao Declaration shaped Uhuru
Veteran guerrilla commander opens up on how Mgagao Declaration shaped Uhuru

George Maponga Masvingo Bureau THE year was 1975, the location was Mgagao Camp — about 62 kilometres south of Iringa town in southern Tanzania — and the cast was a…

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POINT BLANK: We’ve engaged international courts to seek redress over historical injustices
POINT BLANK: We’ve engaged international courts to seek redress over historical injustices

The Institute of African Knowledge (INSTAK), a Pan-African think tank, is currently pushing for redress of historical injustices rooted in slavery, colonialism and long-standing distortions about Africa’s place in the…

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A tribute to the people of Mozambique for supporting the struggle
A tribute to the people of Mozambique for supporting the struggle

Lieutenant-Colonel (Retd) Humphrey Makuyana The history of Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle cannot be truthfully told without honouring the people of Mozambique and their Defence Forces. ON its inaugural Independence Day in…

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Uhuru celebrations: Why hardest part of freedom comes after liberation
Uhuru celebrations: Why hardest part of freedom comes after liberation

Liberty Kingsdale April stands as one of the most spiritually and historically loaded months on our national calendar. For Zimbabwe, it carries a weight that is both sacred and political;…

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Maphisa community commends massive development ahead of Uhuru festivities
Maphisa community commends massive development ahead of Uhuru festivities

Emmanuel Kafe THE hum of heavy machinery, the scent of fresh tar and the rhythmic clatter of construction tools have become the new soundtrack of life in Maphisa, Matobo district.…

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Why economic freedom is Zim’s real battle
Why economic freedom is Zim’s real battle

Gibson Mhaka Zimpapers Politics Hub THE legendary Pan-Africanist and founding President of Ghana, Dr Kwame Nkrumah, once famously remarked: “Seek ye first the political kingdom, and all else shall be…

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