Common Law with Mike Murenzvi
“The law has no compassion. And justice is administered without compassion.” ~ Christopher Darden
The government and the Parliament of Zimbabwe have exposed children aged between...
By Tatenda Mashanda
The History of Policing in Zimbabwe by Augustine Chihuri is a disappointing and poorly written book that fails to provide any meaningful insight into the evolution of the police force in...
By Chris Kabwato
I have a relative who does not know that some family members call him “Watermelon” behind his back. It is not a flattering name, but I suppose nothing hurts when...
By Panashe Kaletu
As meteorological institutions and departments release forecasts and reports, the imminent arrival of El Niño in the Southern Africa region during the 2023/24 farming season emerges as a critical concern. The...
By Chris Kabwato
Once upon a time, the buying of a vinyl long-play record was a ritual of sorts. Whether one was in a Spinalong, a TM (yes, that supermarket) or a downtown...
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...
At a time when the world is craving for leadership, Africa is hurtling along without a driver. The problem, writes Chris Kabwato, is a lack of ideology.
I am not sure in what...
By Douglas Mutepaire
The Zimbabwe liberation struggle was a historic and heroic movement that ended the colonial rule of the white minority and ushered in a new era of independence and democracy. However, the...
By Dr Gift Risanamhodzi
Lying to your doctor may seem harmless or helpful, but it can have serious consequences for your health and well-being. Whether you exaggerate your symptoms, omit some details, or pretend...
By Chris Kabwato
One of the most informative books I have ever read is Banal Nationalism by Michael Billig. The book outlines the everyday, taken-for-granted rituals and experiences that connect people who have...
