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MY TURN WITH TICHAONA ZINDOGA The high political drama of the past few weeks which climaxed with the resignation of former President Mugabe and his replacement with his former No. 2, Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa, is now behind us. Zimbabweans are looking forward with hope and looking at all indications for a better future under a new […]
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Dr Sekai Nzenza on Wednesday “Hi there, kwakadii kumusha?” How is everything back home? I get this question on a WhatsApp message. I reply, “Hi there Temba. Kuno kuri right. Kwakadii ku US?” Here everything is fine. How is everything in the US?
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Rohen d’Aiglepierre, Amélie Aubert and Pierre-Jean Loiret African countries have worked hard to improve children’s access to basic education, but there’s still significant work to be done. Today, 32,6 million children of primary school age and 25,7 million adolescents are not going to school in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Munyaradzi Mlambo and Denslow Kisi Correspondents The change in leadership which seemed long overdue has ushered in a new era pregnant with endless possibilities. President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s inaugural speech last Friday set the tone for the monumental task of rebuilding Zimbabwe that lies ahead. However, as the nation picks itself up in preparation to embark on a long and […]
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Sharon Hofisi Legal Letters Imprinted in the mind of every security-conscious Zimbabwean who witnessed the events between November 13 and 21, 2017 pan out is the simple reality – the constitutional role of the security institutions – particularly ZDF has been memorialised for the present and future generations. As a lawyer and strategic studies expert, I have […]
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Rashweat Mukundu Correspondent Zimbabweans, as acknowledged by President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnagangwa, are politically polarised. This to the extent that in some circles we cannot agree on the simplest of things or issues. This polarisation has meant that most dialogues are an affirmation of what one already believes in and are conducted within a circle of friends […]
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It is common cause that politicians love power, but we doubt that there would be many who envy President Mnangagwa’s position at this critical juncture as he tests his first steps as the leader of the Republic.
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Jamal Laada & Wang Li Correspondents TO most people who believe in the doctrine of power politics, what China needs from Africa is only to guarantee its consistent supply of natural resources, open new markets and create strong alliances in Africa. Meanwhile, Africa in general can receive investment and multiple aid from China.
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David Mungoshi Shelling the Nuts I was in the village spending time with the family, always a very rejuvenating experience this. On arrival there you’re always made to feel welcome and the smiles are many and come easily. Even when toothless people smile you feel the warmth. You are, after all the son or brother from the […]
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Sifelani Tsiko The attitudes of doctors to poverty matters. In their individual behaviour and in the work of their medical associations, doctors can either contribute to the health of the poor or help to undermine it. This was the message that was at the heart of one of Zimbabwe’s eminent medical practitioner and former health minister […]
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Ruth Butaumocho Gender Editor Zimbabwe will for the next 14 days join the rest of the world in commemorating 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence as the globe makes concerted efforts to end the problem. From November 25 – the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women – to December 10 – Human […]
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“If a man say, I love God, and hateth his brother, he is a liar: for he that loveth not his brother whom he hath seen, how can he love God whom he hath not seen?”1 John 4:20
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Tafara Shumba Correspondent The political situation in Zimbabwe has given rise to political vultures. One may remember from nature studies in primary school that a vulture, that large carnivorous bird, is most well-known for its scavenging nature.
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Dr Panganai Kahuni Correspondent THE military is the only profession the world over that is a hybrid profession. For example, “doctors and lawyers” are professionals born out of a single field academic qualification. The military is a profession born out of multi-disciplined academic qualifications such as doctors, lawyers, engineers, professors, accountants, scientists, journalists, etc. It also […]
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PRESIDENT Mnangagwa was inaugurated last Friday. We take this opportunity to congratulate and wish him well in steering the country to greater prosperity.
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