Will ED walk the talk, make Zim great again?

The ruling Zanu PF party has dashed hopes before — remember the optimism in 2018 after Mnangagwa overthrew Robert Mugabe in a military coup?

Zimbos edgy over delayed Zep waivers

The South African government has relaxed some of its requirements for Zimbabweans to stay but many are struggling through the process.
By Ewn.co.za Jun. 5, 2023

Tsvangirai’s bulletproof car gathers dust in police custody

The vehicle was donated to Tsvangirai by his South African friend Adrian Espag for use as he toured the country to drum up support ahead of the 2008 presidential poll.
By Nizbert Moyo Jun. 5, 2023

Letter to my people: The unpatriotic cabal is damaging Zim

In other words anyone who criticises catastrophic leadership failure of Ngwena’s regime outside the country’s borders could even face the death penalty.
By Doctor Stop It Jun. 4, 2023
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Zanu PF to exploit US stance ahead of elections: Analysts

Academic and political commentator Alexander Rusero said while Zimbabwe had its issues, the US’s stance had led to a deterioration of the economy.
By Sydney Kawadza Jun. 2, 2023

AfDB’s ‘elitist’ Zim debt plan slammed

It said while AfDB had made headway in its initial engagements, the lender failed to line up a plan that tackles underlying causes behind the debt crisis.
By Shame Makoshori Jun. 2, 2023

Africa’s LPG potential underestimated

I’ve already noted that Africa has significant gas reserves.
By Nj Ayuk Jun. 1, 2023

African mass markets not only about pushing commodities

In fact, there are now specialist traders on packaging, including plastic polybags used to pack chilli pepper, okra and other commodities.
By Charles Dhewa May. 31, 2023

We get older too soon and wise too late

True, Adesina was aware of the sanctions narrative. Yet, he did not entertain it. Methinks he mentioned sanctions diplomatically to assuage your ego.
By Cyprian M Ndawana May. 31, 2023