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EDITORIAL COMMENT : What’s next as Trump time nears
Donald TrumpON January 20, president-elect Donald Trump will be sworn in as the United States of America’s 45th president.However, the transitional period has been more intriguing, showing that in...
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‘Millers are fully behind Command Agriculture’
TAFADZWA MUSARARA . . . “What we want is to have maize, grown in Zimbabwe, enough to feed the country and also enough to make sure that we have a Strategic Grain Reserve that can feed the country for...
View ArticleKeys for 2017: Keep expectancy, keep tenacity!
Bishop B. Manjoro Dunamis Welcome to the first Saturday of 2017. No matter how bad your situation is, as long as you are alive, as long as you are breathing, this is your year! No matter past year(s)...
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The dark side of Obama’s legacy
Barack ObamaMelvin Goodman: CorrespondentThere is a dark side to President Barack Obama’s legacy on national and international security matters that will enable President-elect Donald Trump to damage...
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Sinikiwe redefines disability
LOVE IS IN THE AIR . . . Sinikiwe spends quality time with her boyfriend, JacobMuchaneta Chimuka & Leroy DzengaAmerican civil rights activist Lena Horne made a profound statement when she said: “It...
View ArticleEditorial Comment: Billiat was Africa’s best, we stick to it
SO the long-awaited Confederation of African Football Player of the Year awards ceremony finally took place in Abuja, Nigeria, and all eyes were on our Khama Billiat, who was a firm favourite to be...
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Coalition: When a rose by the same name smells different
Nathaniel Manheru: The Other Side Happy New Year, gentle readers! Well, a New Year in the Gregorian sense of movement of time. But certainly just another day, another time, in other cultures free from...
View ArticleAfrica poised for sustainable growth, but . . .
Alan Hirsch Correspondent—As we know, growth accelerations are pretty commonplace among developing countries. Economist Ricardo Haussman and his colleagues identified 83 growth accelerations of eight...
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What should proper nutrition entail?
Zimbabwean women are worryingly becoming obeseFeatures Editor — The Director of Family Health in the Ministry of Health and Child Care, Dr Bernard Madzima says proper nutrition is one of the ways to...
View ArticleSetting up priorities in life
The moment we are in right now requires you to know the significance of prioritising and getting your life organised.God gave us the Holy Spirit and there is a reason why.There is a life that you can...
View ArticleStrategies for an urban cultural life
Glenn Robert Erikson Correspondent—An individual’s quality of life has much more to do with personal freedom, quality of health and relationships, and job satisfaction than it does with income,...
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Blues stay away from me this January
CHRISTMAS TIME . . . Without fail, the radio stations start playing “Bhonasi”, the ageless hit song from Patrick Mukwamba and The Four Brothers: a very danceable tune that multiplies our BP – Buying...
View ArticleOf the media, Russian hackers and the US debacle in Syria
Andre Damon Correspondent—The publication on Friday of the unclassified version of the report by US intelligence agencies has provided further evidence that the claims of Russian government hacking and...
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Saidi a journalistic giant among midgets
Bill SaidiGeoffrey Nyarota Correspondent— Yesterday a legend of newspaper journalism in Zambia and Zimbabwe was laid to rest in the city of Kitwe, in the Republic of Zambia, where he died two days into...
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Is Zimbabwe sliding towards obesity?
Roselyne Sachiti Features Editors — An abundance of fatty foods, fizzy drinks and sugary treats as well as lack of exercise are the biggest contributors towards obesity. According to the latest...
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Remittances: Filial devotion, not patriotism
The Electoral Act, as amended in May 2015, says one must be resident in a constituency at the time of registration (S23) and Zimbabwe has 210 constituencies and none outside the countryNick Mangwana...
View ArticleEDITORIAL COMMENT : Command Agric cheats must be punished
Many of last year’s economic problems, from cash shortages to delayed payments for imports, were a direct result of the drought hitting an already fragile agricultural sector.Exports sank while...
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Solar water pumps raise new hope for Lupane folk
Sifelani Tsiko — Malfunctioning boreholes and general water scarcity at the Sibangani 2 Village under the Daluka Ward of Lupane district, about 157km west of Bulawayo, would make Nurse Dube’s heart...
View ArticlePeople’s voice vs Architects of Apartheid puppets
Udo W. Froese Correspondent—The time has finally come for South Africa’s ruling party, the African National Congress (ANC), to wake up and blunt the spurious allegations against it by the media and its...
View ArticleThe app with a mission that invites everyone to join
The adoption rate for smartphones across the African continent has swelled to 226 million phones, and that’s expected to nearly triple by 2020. The GSMA, a British industry organization for mobile...
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