By Lovemore Ranga Mataire
Factionalism is not a new phenomenon on the Zimbabwean political landscape as it has occasionally manifested itself each time the revolutionary Zanu-PF party has embarked on a restructuring

Do you want quick buck? Easy! Just fall in love with as many men as possible and ensure you bear them children and you are done. Each month you’ll be assured of income in the form of maintenance and whoever defaults will face the wrath of the law. Weird as it sounds, this is what most women are

Events Calendar
Event: Evangelism Programme — The Redeemed Christian Church of God
Date: June 2
Venue: First Street mall
Time: 11am-2pm

Peter Matambanadzo  recently in CHIRUNDU
UNDER the simmering heat of the Zambezi Valley, the road winds up and down, turning into sudden hairpin curves before breaking into open Mopane flat land and here a road insignia screams,

Stephen Gowans
Syrian government forces may or may not have been responsible for the killing of 108 civilians at Houla. Witness accounts point to militias that may have been acting independently of the Syrian government. One account describes the killings as

If you want to see the backside of the Victoria Falls go to Zambia, if you want to see the front side go to Zimbabwe, if you want a full view go to both sides, remarked one tourist recently. This aptly captures the reason why Zimbabwe and Zambia are co-hosting the 20th session of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation General Assembly at the Victoria Falls in

Panganai Kahuni
According to the Oxford Dictionary, bribe means: to persuade to act improperly by a gift of money, money or services offered in bribing, pay or buy-off, corrupt, inducement, and subornation. In other words bribe is a corrupt act that aims at

Albert Nhamoyebonde
The delay in the production of the draft Constitution has taken to much time and three years is long enough for those charged with putting together the wishes of the people to have completed the exercise. The problem that has always been

Charles Adjasi
Since the implementation of the Chinese policy of “opening up” under Deng Xiaoping in the 1980s, China’s evolving role in the world today has attracted much attention from all continents including

Larbi Sadiki
This is one reason why the second run-off in mid-June — now likely to be between Dr Mohammed Morsi and Ahmed Shafiq — will be a referendum on the revolution, no longer a mere contest between

The conflict between cotton merchants and growers over the producer price of seed cotton requires sober minds to tackle the matter to achieve a win-win situation for all the parties. Ginners and growers need each other and, as such, should always strive for amicable ways of ending conflict. They