Tirivanhu Kateera

Over decades and if not centuries, the world vaccinated and controlled measles. The world vaccinated and stopped polio in its tracks. Tuberculosis is under control because of vaccination. The same goes with many other diseases that inflicted human nature at some point in the history of mankind.

Charles Motsi

As the old saying goes; if you see an elephant on top of a tree, it does not matter when, how or why it got up there, what is obvious and clear is that it will come crashing down very soon. Such is the story of Nelson Chamisa as his crushing down moment is now inevitable.

Derick Tsimba

Great works being carried out by the First Lady through her philanthropic work to better the lives of Zimbabweans, is a glimpse into the First Family’ vision for the future of Zimbabwe.

by Grace Chekai

The MDC Alliance’s future is looking uncertain as events unfold in the embattled opposition party. It does not need a soothsayer to predict that the opposition political party’s future has become obscure and the 2023 will be symbolic in that it will be Waterloo for the party as it will meet its doom.

by Last Mwenga

In the 2018 election manifesto, ZANU PF party promised to improve  service delivery to the people and eventually catapult Zimbabwe to an Upper Middle Income Economy by 2030 with or without sanctions and with or without Foreign Direct Investment.

by Daphine Zulu

As if his worsening irrelevance is not enough, Nelson Chamisa is grappling with an enormous human resources flight from his ill-fated MDC-Alliance (MDC-A) party. This comes with the latest exodus of top MDC-A personnel Blessing Chebundo and Zvishavane Senator Lillian Temvoes. Again among a whole lot of other lost loyalists was Tongai Matutu, last November.

By Brian Dlamini

As the country began its national Covid -19 vaccination programme last Thursday, so many questions have been raised about the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine, with several attempts by the anti-Government activists trying to discredit it.

By Innocent Mujeri

Last Monday, the country received the first batch of 200 000 Sinopharm Covid 19 vaccines from China. As much as the arrival of the vaccines was celebrated across the country as a positive development, it also started a lot of debates as people started to peddle various conspiracy theories associated with the vaccines. Some people who have no medical or science background began to urge people not to take the drug as they might expose them to greater risks.

Grace Chekai

The self-exiled G40 member Professor Jonathan Moyo needs to swallow a bitter pill and know that he is out of politics for good. Professor Moyo cannot stop criticising the ruling Government ever since he was expelled from the ruling party ZANU PF for being one of the criminals behind the former President Robert Mugabe.