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8 years ago | May 22, 2016
COMMENT: With ‘intellectuals’ like these
Zimbabwe’s political discourse is locked in a race to the bottom. With every passing week, it threatens to drag this ...
8 years ago | May 15, 2016
COMMENT: The graveyard of ideas
There are several versions of Ernesto “Che” Guevara’s last moments. One version, discredited by biographers and ...
8 years ago | May 8, 2016
COMMENT: Bond coins: Let’s give ourselves a chance
OFTEN, when fear triumphs over expectation and hope, rationale thinking becomes the ultimate victim.
8 years ago | May 1, 2016
Comment: Govt, business, workers find common ground
TODAY Government and business join labour in appreciating the crucial role that the latter plays especially in ...
8 years ago | April 24, 2016
Comment: The good news we don’t want to tell
Finance and Economic Minister Patrick Chinamasa does not talk often. He appears to be the kind of person who prefers to ...
8 years ago | April 17, 2016
COMMENT: So far so good, but . . .
When the clock strikes the midnight hour tonight, Zimbabwe will be turning 36-years-old.
8 years ago | April 10, 2016
COMMENT:The right tool in the wrong hands
Almost every single thing that we come across in life has two distinct possibilities — either it makes or breaks us.
8 years ago | April 3, 2016
COMMENT: Indigenise, don’t shut down
On the pages of The Sunday Mail this week we carry several stories concerning the country’s indigenisation programme ...
8 years ago | March 27, 2016
COMMENT: If South Korea did it . . .
In an August 2010 analysis, Imara Asset Management Zimbabwe’s Mr John Legat compared our consumerism and economic ...
8 years ago | March 20, 2016
COMMENT: Where are the new Jack Mallochs?
There are three major economic issues Zimbabwe must grapple with.
8 years ago | March 13, 2016
COMMENT: We cannot be beggars for life
Food is the most basic human right, and it is laudable that the Government of Zimbabwe is determined to ensure that ...
8 years ago | March 6, 2016
COMMENT: Perhaps we should go American
Zimbabwe ate too much British book.
8 years ago | February 28, 2016
COMMENT: A return to the source
Charles Mungoshi has for over three decades been the voice of the nation when it comes to artistic expression of our ethos.
8 years ago | February 21, 2016
COMMENT: Burning the candle from both ends
Asses love the sound of their own braying.
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