By Ranga Mberi
We have all been watching Government fumbling with its communication, and we’ve been doing it with face firmly in palm.
There are a few reasons why...
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor John Mangudya says he has been praying for Zimbabweans to understand economics. Zimbabweans, in turn, have been making the same prayers – for him.
Testifying on Wednesday before Parliament’s...
By Marcia Kwaramba
Mobile financial services are, in most African countries, born out of crises. In 2011, Zimbabwe had gone through a volatile decade of economic crises – hyperinflation, currency instability and a collapse of the formal financial system. Consumers, mostly...
I thought of Marry Chiwenga when I came across a tweet by renowned South African poet, Lebogang Mashile.
In her tweet, Mashile asserted that society banks on the idea that women’s support for one another is conditional on whether they like the...
By Pascal Mandeya
The Zimbabwean economy is currently facing shortages of essential imports such as fuel and medicines, and root of this crisis is at the banks where foreign currency holdings are not enough to meet depositors’ daily requirements.
This has...
In his latest edition of Stories from Dangamvura, Chris Kabwato looks back at the sometimes eccentric choirmasters of the past, and why they must not fade from memory
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Recently, I...
By David Masunda
Alex Goho, the musician and music producer, called: "Ko iwe svikiro rako raenda ka, nematambudziko!" (condolences, your spirit medium is gone).
A few years ago, I had been informed by a mutual friend, Doloroza Mubvumbi, that Air...
By Mukasiri Sibanda
In his song Rat Race, Bob Marley cautions, “in the abundance of water, the fool is thirsty”.
Before the turn of the millennium, gold was Zimbabwe’s lead...
When Hakainde Hichilema first ran for President in Zambia, his background as a wealthy businessman was used against him.
“Rich people don’t understand the struggles of ordinary people,” an opponent said in the 2011...
Everyone wants to operate on normal terms of doing business. At present, Zimbabwe does not have these, judging by Standard Chartered plc's exit, writes Perry Munzwembiri
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The curtains are...
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