ONE of the first countries in the world and in Africa, to adopt and openly declare the Look East Policy was Zimbabwe.

The general public perception is that, as a community, coloureds have somewhat turned off  from national politics and discourse; that we have become apathetic, aloof and disconnected as it were,

The moment one walks around their neighbourhood or the CBD and comes across several political posters lined up next to each other immediately brings with it the realisation that the business end of

HAS Africa gone to the dogs?
Kwame Nkrumah, Jomo Kenyatta, Sekou Toure, George Padmore, Patrice Lumumba, Steve Biko,

Albert Nhamoyebonde
FINALLY, the elections are coming in the wake of the Constitutional Court judgement last week, that they be called and held by July 31. What is at stake now is the choice of candidates to compete at

Panganai Kahuni
WITH poll surveys pointing to a catastrophic humiliation for the MDC formations in the forthcoming harmonised national elections ZCTU added salt to the injury. ZCTU secretary general Japhet Moyo

Rangu Nyamurundura
COMMUNITY Share Ownership Trusts, their resource mobilisation capacity, are our most effective answer against a foreign regime change and political subjugation agenda long pursued here; more

The proposed expansion of Harare’s Central Business District to include the entire ring of inner suburbs could, if the planners get it right, lead to a major improvement

Noam Chomsky
April is usually a cheerful month in New England, with the first signs of spring, and the harsh winter at last receding. Not this year. There are few in Boston who were not touched in some way by the

Andile Mngxitama
President Robert Mugabe is the greatest black statesman alive today in Africa. Greatness here must be evaluated on the criteria of whether the person who claims the position of leadership of his or her

Nana Fredua-Agyeman
Shimmer Chinodya is one of the few Zimbabwean authors I have read whose works explore the struggle for independence from the stand point of the fighters and the general