THE culture of “dissing” each other especially on the social media abounds.
For example, there were some who made definitive statements about the just-ended the 21st Ordinary Session of the African Union General Assembly in Ethiopia and the

IT is an abnormal situation, but one in which a large number of Harare’s high-density suburbs residents are accustomed to. When you see the challenges they contend with on a daily basis, you tell yourself that these are people who deserve to be in the Hall of Fame for continuing to put their trust in politicians, despite being let down.

IN Shona we have the saying, “Wafamba wapota”. This is one of those idiomatic expressions that cannot easily lend itself to translation.
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai is doing a lot of travelling. He is a man on a mission. He traversed our beautiful continent, covering southern, central and west Africa.

The Arena Hildegarde
WHEN I write about the mothers of Zimbabwe’s revolution, I do so with passion and the goal is to salute these leading ladies who had such a spirit of discernment, which made them