By Dr Gift Risinamhodzi Ahead of the 2023 elections, the opposition Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) presented its manifesto for the 2023 elections. As a doctor, I was particularly interested in their health policy...
ON Monday, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya finally put a stop to official pretence that the burgeoning electronic balances in the banks - and the loathed bond notes - were at par with the United States...
By Douglas Mutepaire Education is a fundamental human right and a critical social and economic development driver. However, not all people have equal access to quality education, especially in remote and marginalised areas.
We were once a proud nation, now scattered to the four corners of the world and the subject of online insults. As the countries in which we have sought refuge become less tolerant, we must confront our...
There is a real sense of despair in the country. Perhaps it is a left over from the heady days when we celebrated the final departure of Mr. Mugabe from office and welcomed a 'new' government. Then the elections...
By Takura Zhangazha
Zimbabwe’s mainstream political opposition in its current divided formations, Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Alliance or MDC-Tsvangirai is evidently in crisis.
The MDC-Alliance, which brought other opposition parties, including its own splinter groups, together for the 2018...
By Washington Samukange and Chancelar Kafere The current global outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has resulted in over 80 000 deaths worldwide. There is no specific treatment, outside of supportive care, that has...
This month, Zimbabwe’s government will pay United States dollar allowances to its workers, exactly a year after declaring the end of a 10-year dollarisation experiment.
Wednesday’s announcement that the government will pay US$75 to each employee and US$30 to state...
By Mike Murenzvi The daily COVID-19 updates by the Ministry of Health and Child Care, distributed at midnight, have become staple reading material over the past weeks. Going to bed before receiving it doesn't...
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is “sincere in what he’s doing”, economic recovery will be tough and Western sanctions must be lifted, says Econet Wireless founder Strive Masiyiwa.
Masiyiwa was part of a panel of leading businessmen to attend and speak at...
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