Umar Waqar
It is a bright sunny day and after a morning jog I come back and prepare my breakfast and switch on the television. Early news hour on almost every news channel telecasts chaotic news and headlines:

IN my last instalment I pointed out that the majority of companies, big and small, tend to discourage employees from airing grievances. According to experts this is an extremely shortsighted way of

The 58 single men’s hostels in Mbare were one of the worst inheritances of the settler era: just what was to be done with these well-constructed buildings, in a city with housing shortages, but which had served a poor purpose?

Sekai Nzenza
When I lived in the Diaspora I avoided conversations about Zimbabwe. I did not want to say that I came from that African country in Southern Africa.  Standing among white people, sipping wine slowly

Tendai Moyo
As the developing world grapples with a motley of challenges including unrelenting intrusion into their internal matters, frustration of their self-determination efforts, unsanctioned military invasions and

Yang Jiechi
The fifth Ministerial Conference of the Forum on China-Africa Co-operation (Focac) will be held in Beijing from July 19 to 20. It is yet another major event in the friendly relations and co-operation

Knowledge Mushohwe
THE newspaper industry has had a lasting legacy on society. When the radio was invented, many thought newspapers would be eventually elbowed out, but they survived. Television, incorporating

Tichaona Zindoga
As the dust settles on the election of South African Nkosazana Dhlamini-Zuma as AU Commission chair, there are serious questions that should be asked of the top woman. Although much has been

Isdore Guvamombe
Features Editor

Wildlife is the mainstay of Zimbabwe’s tourism industry and has of late become the centre of conflict between National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority and white former farmers.

Takura Rukwati

More people are increasingly looking for solutions to cares of life in suspicious places. These people run the gamut from the uneducated to the educated, from the privileged to the unprivileged. They consult occult men and women.

Albert Nhamoyebonde

It has been a very frustrating year for many young people who fail to get an opportunity to do something useful either during vacation or waiting to commence further studies. School leavers, with no road map, are resigned to be staying at home without anything youthful to do.