Opinion and Analysis
Building a Clean and Sustainable Zimbabwe: Citizens Urged to Support National Clean-Up Efforts and Address Urban Littering
As Zimbabwe works toward its Vision 2030 goal of becoming an upper-middle-income economy, citizens are being called to play a pivotal role in maintaining a clean and healthy environment. The persistent issues of littering, blocked drainages, and waste mismanagement—aggravated by street vendors littering urban areas—present serious challenges. However, the National Clean-Up Campaign, led by the […]
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Zimbabwe’s Kombi Route Restrictions – The Critical Need for Vigilant and Corruption-Free Enforcement
The Zimbabwean Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development’s recent decision to reduce the operational radius for kombis from 120 kilometers to 60 kilometers is a commendable step toward improving road safety. This new regulation, effective from September 3, 2024, reflects a well-meaning effort to address the high number of traffic accidents involving kombis on long-distance […]
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Editorial: Zimbabwe’s Bold Steps to Combat Drug Abuse and Corruption
In a country grappling with the dual crises of drug abuse and corruption, the recent moves by Zimbabwe’s government to tackle these issues head-on mark a pivotal moment in the nation’s journey toward stability and integrity. The introduction of comprehensive strategies to address these deep-rooted problems reflects a government that is not only aware of […]
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“Strength, Support, and Humility: Keys to Healthy Family Dynamics”
Family is a fundamental part of our lives, often shaping who we are and how we navigate the world. Even those who try to distance themselves from their original families often find themselves forming new familial connections, such as through marriage and parenthood. This illustrates the profound complexity and significance of family ties. Comparing family […]
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Biblical Clarity: Rev Wiseman Musande on Homosexuality and God’s Design
By Rev Wiseman Musande In today’s increasingly diverse society, opinions on homosexuality vary widely. As a pastor grounded in Biblical principles, I feel compelled to provide a clear perspective on this issue. The Bible, which I believe is the inspired Word of God, provides guidance on human relationships and moral conduct. Leviticus 18:22 states, “Do […]
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Robbery Incidents Prompt Urgent Call for Safer Public Transport Solutions
Recent incidents of robberies targeting individuals boarding private cars highlight the urgent need of addressing transportation challenges. In many regions, the high prices of private transport, coupled with inadequate public transit infrastructure, have left commuters vulnerable to exploitation and danger. It is imperative to recognize the role that public transportation can play in alleviating these […]
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“Primary Education Plunged into Turmoil as Teachers and Parents Clash”
In a resounding call for action, concerned parents and educators are joining forces to address a burgeoning crisis in primary education across the nation. With pass rates plummeting and financial burdens mounting, the education sector finds itself at a critical crossroads. However, amidst the challenges, there are glimmers of hope as government initiatives seek to […]
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Beat the Heat: Stay Healthy During the Heatwave
As temperatures soar across the region, the Met Department’s warning of an impending heatwave should serve as a reminder to prioritize your health and well-being. Here are some essential tips to help you stay safe and healthy during this period of extreme heat: Remember, your health is your most valuable asset, so take proactive steps […]
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COMMENT: Zanu-PF is the most organised political organisation worth rallying behind
THE clean sweep by Zanu-PF in the weekend by-elections is a shift by the people after realising the mistake of voting the chaos-riddled Citizens Coalition for Change that was recently dumped by its leader Mr Nelson Chamisa. Mr Chamisa, reeling from the chaos he caused by avoiding an elective congress following the formation of CCC, […]
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EDITORIAL COMMENT: Build up crack teams for corruption cases
THAT more than 100 people in Zimbabwe are now being actively investigated over grabbing illegally more than US$70 million in assets through money laundering and other forbidden ways will probably not surprise many. Corruption levels have been falling fast in the Second Republic, but we are still not close to zero, and in far too […]
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