Posted on 19th May 2026 If elections and divisions hinder development then the government has no business being in power
Posted on 18th May 202618th May 2026 My journalism is defined not by elitist gatekeepers but by truth public engagement and justice
Posted on 18th May 2026 Isn’t it a disgrace that “independent” Zimbabwe has had only two leaders in 46 years yet colonial Rhodesia had eight?
Posted on 17th May 202617th May 2026 Zimbabwe’s liberation will not be delivered by a political savior—the people must become the movement
Posted on 16th May 2026 Chivayo’s attempts to muzzle the media can never be justified: A response to Loughty Dube
Posted on 16th May 2026 Zimbabwe’s premature celebration of economic deals betrays a government with no faith in itself
Posted on 14th May 202614th May 2026 Are Zimbabweans’ high levels of education a sign of national advancement or a mask for economic crisis?
Posted on 13th May 2026 Makandiwa statement on Mnangagwa is fundamentally flawed, dangerous to democracy, and misleads the nation
Posted on 12th May 2026 It is not the opposition that needs our voice, but Zimbabwe’s suffering people
Posted on 11th May 2026 Do those who accept “gifts” from Chivayo ever think how all this is going to end?
Posted on 10th May 2026 Even constitutional changes benefiting the opposition, Mr. Mahomva, are self-serving and a danger to democracy
Posted on 9th May 2026 There is no development to talk about when Zimbabweans have to be bussed hundreds of kilometers just to see it!
Posted on 9th May 2026 How did a liberation movement like ZANU PF end up in the hands of corrupt cartels?
Posted on 8th May 2026 How Zimbabwe’s Zvigananda are reviving colonial dehumanization of black people under the guise of charity
Posted on 8th May 2026 Why does the Zimbabwe government see development only through the lens of enriching tenderpreneurs?
Posted on 7th May 2026 So should Zimbabweans be proud that our fuel is second, and not the most expensive in Africa, Prof. Mthuli?
Posted on 6th May 2026 No, that’s not true, Prof. Ncube: CAB3 is actually the greatest threat to Zimbabwe’s economy
