Rev Eckford Jere
Many church leaders have become slaves in their domain, country, congregation, family and integrity for want of easy money through donations and concessionary financial gestures. It is common

Lincoln Towindo
An empty banking hall is suddenly brought to life by a group of four youths who barge in, talking at the top of their voices as they accompany one of their colleagues to collect a parcel. One of the boys

Despite a decline in the number of fraud cases reported in Africa, the value of the reported cases more than doubled during the transition from the first to the second half of 2012, audit, tax and

Ladies Circle Zimbabwe, an international non-profit organisation, has partnered with National Blood Service Zimbabwe (NBSZ) in raising awareness amongst women in Zimbabwe on the importance of

Levi Mukarati
Zimbabwe’s economic meltdown, which intensified in 1998 and reached its peak towards the end of 2007, gave policymakers a host of challenges. In a bid to label the country a “failed state”,

Part One: Address at the ZNCC Annual Congress, 13th June 2013, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, by Professor Arthur G. O. Mutambara, Deputy Prime Minister of Zimbabwe

The launch of Community Share Ownership Schemes under the Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Programme continues to elicit elation among previously-underdeveloped communities.

Tendai Chara
Most fathers want to leave a legacy for their children.
When they are about to retire from their professions, they usually want to “pass the baton” to their

The Central Committee has, in terms of Article 7(34)(1) of the Party Constitution, made the following Rules and Regulations to regulate the conduct of Party Primary Elections to elect Candidates to

Henry Tawanda
The hatred of foreigners reared its ugly head recently as thousands of Zimbabweans were stranded at the notorious Lindela detention facility in Krugersdorp in South Africa. Angry police details shouting

Levi Mukarati and Tendai Chara
Zimbabweans now agree that land is a prime resource that shapes the destiny of the country and it is in the national interest that local indigenous people control