Opening remarks by the President and First Secretary of Zanu-PF, Comrade  RG Mugabe, on the occasion of the 92nd, Ordinary Session of the Zanu-PF Central Committee, Harare, 4th of May 2013.

Tendai Chara
Villagers in Jangwa communal lands, about 80 kilometres east of Rushinga, are literally caught “between a rock and a hard surface.”
Apart from the simmering tension that is emanating from an unresolved

Lieutenant-Colonel Langton Kazimpingani
A fortnight ago Zimbabwe celebrated its 33rd independence. It is important to note that the freedom did not come on a silver platter, but some people sacrificed their lives for our liberation. Without them we could not talk of

GROWING up on a small farm in Zimbabwe afflicted with poor soil, Paul Mapfumo faced daily worries about erratic rainfall and a lack of food security.
His quest for soil fertility solutions grounded in scientific evidence

Saira Tichaona
According to statistics, about 234 million major operations are performed worldwide every year, with 63 million people undergoing surgery for traumatic injuries.
About 31 million people are treated for cancers and another 10 million

Detective Assistant Inspector Tom Muleya Fraud Alert
While many crimes of fraud are brought to the attention of the Zimbabwe Republic Police for investigations, consumer fraud still remains a silent crime that continues to prejudice many innocent people. Consumers are being short-changed and not getting real value

On April 18 2013, Zimbabwe celebrated 33 years of Independence. In this series of articles as the nation marks 33 years of freedom and democracy, researcher Tjenesani Ntungakwa delves into the history of Zimbabwe’s colonisation and

Edwin Mwase
An old woman sweeps her yard, raising a thick cloud of dust.
She appears annoyed by her young grandchildren running around where she

Munyaradzi Huni
While presenting his speech at the Dubai Diamond Conference in March this year, Mbada Diamonds executive chairman Dr Robert Mhlanga said: “We are KP compliant and remain committed to ensuring that our operations and standing within the industry

The Special Air Service (SAS) and other elements of the Rhodesian army were involved in the biggest and bloodiest air and ground attack of the entire war inside Mozambique.
It satisfied the desire of the SAS for a “one thousand kill raid”. More than 1 000 people

Emilia Zindi recently in Chimoio, Mozambique
“The soldiers moved in swiftly, searching for survivors. They bayoneted those who were still breathing. Blood flowed like water across the whole area. It was as though a river of blood had suddenly appeared. . . The spirit mediums were spot-on. This was