Posted on 23rd Sep 202623rd Sep 2026 Imagine French President Macron declaring himself King Louis XVII – the absurdity of a new Munhumutapa
Posted on 22nd Sep 202622nd Sep 2026 ZANU-PF demands for nurse training posts expose a dysfunctional economy lacking real opportunities
Posted on 22nd Sep 202622nd Sep 2026 No matter what we call brain drain, Mr President, it will always point to a failed economy
Posted on 21st Sep 2026 What happened to self-respect in Zimbabwe: the erosion of dignity in an age of tainted gifts
Posted on 21st Sep 202621st Sep 2026 It’s not a spiritual attack, Mr. Mudzinganyama—your outburst betrays the culture of impunity among Zimbabwe’s elite
Posted on 20th Sep 202620th Sep 2026 Mnangagwa regime must serve Zimbabweans, not foreign guests: the optics of Harare’s “clean-up operations”
Posted on 17th Sep 2026 As Zimbabweans commit suicide due to South African deportations, Jacinta, are you now happy?
Posted on 13th Sep 2026 A president hailed as the nation’s ultimate farmer exposes a broken agricultural system
Posted on 12th Sep 2026 Did Ian Smith love this country more than those governing independent Zimbabwe?
Posted on 9th Sep 2026 Will history one day brand Mnangagwa and Chiwenga traitors for ousting Mugabe?
Posted on 8th Sep 20268th Sep 2026 Zimbabwe demolitions and vendor evictions expose the true cost of selling rights for two pieces of chicken
Posted on 7th Sep 2026 Robert Mugabe: A cautionary tale of why a leader should leave office while on top
Posted on 6th Sep 20266th Sep 2026 Zimbabwe will never develop without industrialization: street vending is not an economic strategy
Posted on 5th Sep 20265th Sep 2026 Why do Africans love moaning about colonialism when even our colonizers were once colonized?
Posted on 5th Sep 20265th Sep 2026 Africa’s misery isn’t caused by a map: it’s time to confront our own corruption, incompetence, and tyranny
Posted on 4th Sep 20265th Sep 2026 Are Zimbabweans in danger of mass starvation over government Super El Niño unpreparedness?
Posted on 4th Sep 2026 The phrase ‘touch not the anointed’ was never meant to shield leaders from criticism and accountability
