Posting her thoughts on an Internet social network, writer Petina Gappah had this to say: “My friend Nick Twinamatsiko has pointed out that no African has ever been in contention for any of the Nobel Prizes in science. I am not surprised.” It takes men of exceptional brilliance to make it into coaching the biggest soccer clubs in the world, much as a soccer coach has to be stupid enough to believe that what they do is such an important thing in real life.

It is like believing that the Nobel Peace Prize is an important arbiter for the success of Africans.
You have to command an outrageous sense of gullibility to believe that kind of egregious nonsense.
A people shorn of the past, blind to the direction towards the future and uncertain of the present cannot tell from where they are coming and to

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This writer received a very candid message from Senator Obert Gutu on Friday September 28. “I challenge you to respond to my article in the Daily News,” came the apt call from Sekuru Obert — am a son to Senator Gutu’s female line of the Madyirapazhe lineage.

The piece in question was titled “Let us strive to save Zimbabwe,” a superb choice of a topic for a man whose naked intention was to ameliorate the battered image of his MDC-T in general, as well as that of its leader Morgan Tsvangirai — a man who abuses the notion of private life to approach women with an open zip and a shut mind — abusing political power and public funds to ravage on poorly educated vulnerable single mothers, as well as preying on very young girls of lesser financial means.

South Africa’s post-apartheid transition has been tragically betrayed by a ruthlessly treacherous intra-elite economic reconciliation scandal started by President Nelson Mandela, and perpetuated to date by the African National Council leadership, in cahoots with white-controlled conglomerates.

Poverty, unemployment and crime have worsened sharply since independence in 1994, and it is ironic that South Africa’s post-independence era has exacerbated racial differences instead of eradicating them.
There is no doubt whatsoever that the governments of Nelson Mandela and Thabo Mbeki dismally failed to redistribute South Africa’s wealth, just

Today we see impassionable crowds raucously cheering a new breed of charismatic preachers whose style of preaching is fashioned along the lines of celebrity evangelism and in many cases the emerging youthful preachers are indisputable Biblicists who can convincingly chain Bible verses to