Enos Nkala was misled
Former Defence minister and Zanu PF founder Enos Nkala last Friday pulled a major surprise when he met President Robert Mugabe for 45 minutes.
Africa 2012 – When minds meet – choice
Free people make voluntary decisions in their self interest. The decolonisation of Africa was meant to usher in a new era in which sovereignty was to be restored to the individual citizens and not to the State and its actors.
Peace or annihilation Cde President?
Those that listened to President Robert Mugabes recent Independence Day speech must have wondered if it was the same man speaking in Gwanda last Friday.
Zesa perfects the ‘art’ of inefficiency
It was quite interesting to see a colourful, four-page advertorial placed in a local weekly by the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) highlighting the company’s load-shedding schedule for this year’s winter season which is just beginning.
Global warming myth or fact?
Environment crusaders last week gathered senior journalists to discuss effects of the changing climate in Zimbabwe.
Let us serve with clear conscience
After retirement, an elderly Christian couple decided to relocate to their rural home and started attending the local parish of their church they had known for the past 70 years.
The China Syndrome
The highlight of the drama of Manchester Citys winning of the English premiership was the manner in which they scored their last two goals but earlier on, another dramatic moment had threatened to make it an easy win for them.
Generation 50 owes generation 20 employment opportunities
Last year the world witnessed youth rampage in Europe and Middle East in what is now known as the Arab spring.
‘People not keys in one’s pocket’
This week, France had a seamless transfer of power — from the rightist Nicolas Sarkozy to the leftist François Hollande.
On this rock I will build my church
We are driving to church as we do most Sundays. As it is every week, there is a congregation of members of the Apostolic Faith sect, resplendent in their white robes, and dutifully already assembled in an orderly fashion in a clearing on the side of the road.

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