Unfortunately, as things stand, Zimbabwe will have a hard time to convince the world that it subscribes to R2P principles given what is transpiring in our midst.

Shareholders approve ZW$1.5bn dividend

Many of us begin to wonder what use these legislators are to us when they seem to have little interest in our welfare.

Threats by teachers to embark on industrial action will also make things worse.

I am sure some of them will be waiting for you to fulfil your promise and put in place mechanisms to enable them to vote in next year’s harmonised elections.

Election rigging can be prevented if complaint forms are provided, which the agents can fill to challenge the process.

The educators’ decision to continue their age-old protest over poor salaries & working conditions comes as school authorities at both public & private schools have decided to migrate to US$ fees.

The steep increase in nomination fees has a bearing on participatory democracy.

One simple question immediately comes to mind: Has the “Zimbabwe is open for business” brand expired and if it has, what is the new rallying call?

Little wonder there is so much flight of citizens from the continent to other continents where they feel safe and respected as human beings.

Without foreign currency or financing from the capital markets, manufacturing firms are limited to their current positions as they lack money to invest in new potential projects

AEC says the Afreximbank had committed to funding projects across the entire energy sector and value chain

The poor will not manage to pay and this means that political participation is now reserved for the rich.