Will Mnangagwa succeed where Smith, Mugabe failed?
Mnangagwa’s conduct betrays the fact he is well aware: that he is unpopular after the 2017 coup and the stolen 2023 election.
By Trevor Ncube
Aug. 22, 2024
Corruption Watch: Retracing Zanu PF’s crude path
In fact, as young boys in late 1979 and early 1980, on the eve of majority rule, we would sneak in, in the evening and enjoy war songs on the rare and croaky wireless radio.
By Tawanda Majoni
Mar. 10, 2024
Room for wine farming growth
The average annual temperature is an impressive 19,5°C (67°F), and frost can be a problem in some higher areas, particularly in July and August.
By Kudakwashe Gwabanayi
Mar. 8, 2024
Advertising: radio’s all time golden goose
A radio commercial service came into being in this country on April 6 in 1959 during the Federal Broadcasting Corporation (FBC) era.
By John Masuku
Feb. 4, 2024
Sibanda’s quest for knowledge, self discovery
The book, published by Ingwaladi Publishers, was launched this month and the story is told in an analogical format with thematic interludes and flashing anecdotes of critical times of his life.
By Sharon Sibindi
Sep. 17, 2023
Zim slowly getting back to its feet at 43
After 70 years of peaceful co-existence since 1896 the first black person was shot dead in a riot
By Eddie Cross
Sep. 5, 2023
Zim legend Mukanya retires in exile
Over his chief collaborator Jonah Sithole’s mbira-guitar strumming, he vocalises the troubles of the land, nhamodzenyika, borrowing his yodelling vocal techniques from the Shona repertoire.
By Percy Zvomuya
Jul. 29, 2023
Dear opposition, there is no place called ‘province’
The quest to aggregate the province as a unit trivialises some strong local sentiments
By Ntando Dumani
Jun. 9, 2023
Cowboy country
The Zulu kingdoms and their impact on the smaller tribal groups in southern Africa.
By Eddie Cross
May. 13, 2023
