Jupiter Punungwe
If one watches American movies, or even everyday news, hardly a day passes without hearing about homeless people. These are people without a roof over their head,

Prof Jonathan Moyo, MP
The over-debatable proposition that lawyers are safe from the threat of automation taking over their profession because no one would build a robot to do nothing has found

Did it even have to take a court order to direct some of our politicians on when elections should be held when natural flux points to the expiry of the life of the Seventh Parliament

Beatrice Tonhodzayi-Ngondo Make A Difference
It is an undeniable fact that relationships between men and women are in trouble. There is no week, or shall I say, day that goes by without something or other happening. There has never been a time

Attacks against foreign immigrants in South Africa have once again become a talking point. The recent xenophobic attacks in Johannesburg’s Diepsloot did not only result in the death of two

A multi-million dollar “ethical” plantation development in northwestern Mozambique — the initiative of a clutch of Scandinavian faith-based organisations — has faced alleged acts of sabotage by the very

Bill Van Auken
In the wake of the European Union’s vote late Monday to lift a ban on directly arming Western-backed “rebels,” there is a mounting danger of wider war. Growing military tensions in the region are

The ubiquitous kombi, allowed to operate as an emergency measure, is here to stay for a good few years yet, and Harare, like most African cities, needs a huge fleet of kombis to move workers and

THE collapse of a section of the steel girders supporting the eastern verandah of Mohamed Mussa Wholesalers, killing one construction worker and injuring others, raises a number of issues.

THE speech delivered by President Barack Obama at the National Defence University in Washington DC last week has revealed not only a crisis within the Obama administration and increasingly bitter conflicts within the highest echelons of the state but also, and most profoundly, a historic crisis of class rule.

AT the African Cup of Nations played in South Africa from January 10 to February 19 2013, Africa’s fine soccer artistry, which has evidently come of age, was on display. But there was something else on display at that tournament, which only a few people might have noticed, that was a celebration of Africa. All the players that featured in the