The people at this fast growing centre wouldn’t touch a bond note with a long stick; all commerce is done in the greenback

The UK government must play its part to stop this disgrace.

For most Zimbabweans, the death of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom was a non-event

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.

It was also reported this week that work on the Batoka Gorge hydroelectric power station is gathering momentum.

What has always been clear about these heists is that they seem to be meticulously planned.

This concern apparently was common among both opposition political parties in attendance.

In this column last week I waxed lyrical on how a new Zimbabwe was possible.

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”.

A few days ago Saudi Arabia shared intelligence with the United States that it had credible information that Iran was about to attack it.

Believe it or not, the coming of colonialism is what put a halt to this process.

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.

The delimitation process has been chaotic. Rarely has this process in the past been denigrated by both the ruling party and the opposition.