Nevanji Madanhire
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Candid Comment: Monetary authorities living in a fool's paradise
The people at this fast growing centre wouldn’t touch a bond note with a long stick; all commerce is done in the greenback
By Nevanji Madanhire
Sep. 2, 2022
Candid Comment: Human trafficking of 'caregivers' must stop
The UK government must play its part to stop this disgrace.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Sep. 9, 2022
The Empire continues to strike back
For most Zimbabweans, the death of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom was a non-event
By Nevanji Madanhire
Sep. 16, 2022
Candid Comment: CCC should take principled stance on sanctions
CONSENSUS is solidifying on the call for the removal of sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by Western powers, and political players across the divide better take heed.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Sep. 23, 2022
Candid Comment: Don’t be fooled, Batoka won’t happen
It was also reported this week that work on the Batoka Gorge hydroelectric power station is gathering momentum.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Sep. 30, 2022
Candid Comment: Chopper escot needed for valuables in transit
What has always been clear about these heists is that they seem to be meticulously planned.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Oct. 7, 2022
Another Zim is possible, quickly too!
This concern apparently was common among both opposition political parties in attendance.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Oct. 14, 2022
Candid Comment: Political violence sticks out like a sore thumb
In this column last week I waxed lyrical on how a new Zimbabwe was possible.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Oct. 21, 2022
A giant with the feet of clay
In doing so America hopes “to impose significant costs to the target country to coerce a change in policy or attain a specific action from the target government”.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Oct. 28, 2022
Editor’s Memo: World is on the razor’s edge
A few days ago Saudi Arabia shared intelligence with the United States that it had credible information that Iran was about to attack it.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Nov. 4, 2022
Power of language in nation building
Colonialists knew the unifying power of language. When the British colonised the land between the Zambezi and the Limpopo, they found indigenous populations at war with each other.
By Trevor Ncube and Nevanji Madanhire
Nov. 10, 2022
Bitcoin — a new tool for privacy and freedom of transaction
Bitcoin — a new tool for privacy and freedom of transaction
By Nevanji Madanhire and Trevor Ncube
Nov. 9, 2022
Language: A glue that binds nations
Believe it or not, the coming of colonialism is what put a halt to this process.
By Trevor Ncube and Nevanji Madanhire
Nov. 11, 2022
Power, poor strategic thinking
It was foolish to depend so much on Kariba South Power Station because hydropower stations are always seasonal.
By Trevor Ncube and Nevanji Madanhire
Dec. 14, 2022
Editor's Memo: Education system creating classes
These aberrations range from a government promising the nation universal free education when it knows fully well that it has no capacity to do so.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Jan. 13, 2023
Editor's memo: The scourge of political violence
The delimitation process has been chaotic. Rarely has this process in the past been denigrated by both the ruling party and the opposition.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Jan. 20, 2023
Editor’s Memo: Drugs: Dominican Convent shock
During Covid-19 lockdowns we learnt that parents didn’t really want to spend the days with their children. They were used to packing them into vans and leaving them in the hands of school authorities.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Jan. 27, 2023
Editor's memo- Drugs: Permit corporal punishment!
She has tried faith healers in vain and is about to give up.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Feb. 3, 2023
Lukashenko visit puts Zim in West’s crosshairs
Belarus manufactures state-of-the-art advanced military systems.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Feb. 3, 2023
Editor’s Memo : Drugs and underage sex
Most seamlessly turn to prostitution or are trafficked into sex dens.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Feb. 10, 2023
Editor’s Memo: Russia-Ukraine war must end
Africa generally remained neutral in the conflict but for the Americans,
By Nevanji Madanhire
Feb. 17, 2023
Candid Comment: Zim heading for another crooked poll
One spokesman said the submitted report was not the final one while the other said the exact opposite.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Feb. 24, 2023
The man who will capitalise on voter apathy
He has taken out the toxicity that has characterised our politics in the past two decades or so.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Mar. 9, 2023
PVOs Bill: A different perspective
The fear of foreign influence in national polls is universal.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Mar. 30, 2023
New world order beckons: Is Zim ready for it?
Zimbabwe’s atrocious human rights record particularly between 2000 and 2002 have been cited as one of the reasons for the sanctions.
By Nevanji Madanhire
May. 4, 2023
Where are Zim’s leaders?
Whenever that question pops up, people look to the same political leadership that has buggered this country.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Jun. 1, 2023
Pan-African rebirth needed to fight imperialist bullying
America’s global domination has hung like a dark cloud over the world and has affected African politics in a huge way.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Jun. 22, 2023
Chamisa: It’s time for clarity not ambiguity
Back home many people are debating the merits and demerits of CCC’s policy which its president Nelson Chamisa has dubbed “strategic ambiguity”.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Jul. 7, 2023
Bitterness of sugar will soon spoil the party
In a country where every fizzy drink, be it Cream Soda, Raspberry or Fanta, came to be known as Coca-Cola, it was always going to be difficult for any competitor to penetrate the market.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Sep. 7, 2023
Pitfalls of a warped sense of nationhood
Our war of independence, which was supposed to crystallise our nationhood, has now become divisive.
By Nevanji Madanhire
Oct. 12, 2023
WORKPLACES can also be infested by gender-based violence (GBV), which manifests in various ways as outlined in this column.
Opinion & Analysis
By Praxedes Dube and Jonah Nyoni
Dec. 21, 2024
