By Marc Holtzman
There is no better time for the United States to reset relations with a foreign country than at the change of an administration.
While the new president, Joe...
By Tim Rainhard
In September 2019, Finance and Economic Development Minister, Mthuli Ncube, appointed a nine-member Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to influence the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) monetary policy.
Crucially,...
By Rugare GumboWe have learned with sorrow and sadness of the death of Cde Mukudzei Mudzi (94) the former Executive Secretary (General Secretary) of Dare reChimurenga of ZANU.
Cde Mudzi’s death followed that of...
By Mthuli Ncube
With the recent announcements of vaccines to the Covid-19 pandemic, the world is staring through their dark tunnel to get a glimpse of the light.
While the pain continues, and many still suffer, the ray of hope is...
By Takura Zhangazha
There is an increasing ambiguity when influential Zimbabweans debate their current government’s macro-economic policies. This is probably because they do not have structured differences with its neoliberal/free market/ease of doing business thrust.
Ordinary Zimbabweans are not so ambiguous in...
By Sharon Mupfure
Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube, since his appointment two years ago, has never been a friend of the poor. In his latest budget statement, he makes it clear that nothing has changed.
One of his first decisions as minister...
By Veronica Zano and Mukasiri SIbanda
The drama of the election in the US, a country previously lauded as the beacon of democracy, has grabbed the world’s attention as the incumbent, Donald Trump, has refused to accept defeat.
In electoral processes,...
By Brian Kagoro
Africa is way ahead of the US in many respects.
We have had two female presidents, several female ministers of defence and finance as well as female vice presidents, while it took 243 years for the US...
By Benjamin Juru
For so long, young people have cried for a seat in the upper echelons of political and governmental setups, with some calling for "Youth Quotas".
This conversation and movement is premised on the fact that it is young...
By Takura Zhangazha
I remember being interviewed by a journalist for a global media house some time ago during the November 2017 “coup-not- a coup” in Zimbabwe.
In the pre-recorded interview, it appeared he preferred an editorial slant that would respond...
