Posted on 30th Apr 2026 Have South African courts effectively sentenced Chatunga Mugabe to self-destruction?
Posted on 29th Apr 2026 There can never be universal suffrage when a parliament that can be bought with GD6s and cash chooses our president
Posted on 28th Apr 2026 Zimbabweans are not ungrateful, Mr. Chivayo, we just refuse to praise mediocrity
Posted on 27th Apr 2026 How can Chivayo justify his place in the President’s delegation as a ‘businessman’ yet couldn’t even exhibit at the ZITF?
Posted on 26th Apr 2026 Zimbabweans will forever cry as long as we believe the liberation struggle was enough to bring freedom
Posted on 26th Apr 2026 Why are government “solutions” to challenges facing Zimbabwe always tailored to enrich a few tenderpreneurs?
Posted on 25th Apr 2026 Why on earth must a whole vice president and ministers queue at the airport to bid the president farewell?
Posted on 24th Apr 2026 Boreholes are no solution to Zimbabwe’s water woes and may eventually cause more harm than good
Posted on 24th Apr 2026 There is no greater sign of government failure than the educated selling on the streets
Posted on 23rd Apr 2026 If a five-year election cycle disrupts development goals, what needs fixing is the leadership—not the constitution
Posted on 22nd Apr 2026 Mr. Chivayo, if you are a genuine philanthropist, give the people your number so they stop contacting me
Posted on 21st Apr 202621st Apr 2026 When your leadership doesn’t positively impact the nation, even children won’t know you
Posted on 20th Apr 2026 There can never be genuine development in a country without holding those in power to account
Posted on 20th Apr 2026 So would you want the president’s term extended just because you received a bicycle?
Posted on 19th Apr 2026 “One man, one vote” was never about gender and shows a dangerous misunderstanding of history
Posted on 19th Apr 2026 The $3.6 million Chivayo donation exposes the ease with which a parliament that may select our president can be captured
Posted on 18th Apr 202618th Apr 2026 The E20 swindle: why pure petrol is actually cheaper than Zimbabwe’s forced blending
Posted on 18th Apr 2026 Did Zimbabweans truly break the chains of colonial oppression or have we merely changed the hands that hold the whip?
Posted on 17th Apr 2026 Impressive IMF economic growth rates are meaningless to Zimbabweans drowning in a sea of grinding poverty
