Rutendo Jiri

The MDC Alliance has been gripped by false hope of winning the forthcoming 2023 Presidential elections in the manner Zambia’s now President; Hakainde Hichilema defeated former President, Edgar Lungu in the just ended elections.

Staff Reporter

… could it be through the bloodline

Today as I was going through my reading, I came across something I have always overlooked and it got me thinking. The leader of the MDC Alliance party, Nelson Chamisa, is son of the late Silvanus Chamisa who was in the Rhodesian Army, yes the White Rhodesian Army.

Staff Reporter

Zimbabwe’s freedom was hard won and fought for by brave men and women who sacrificed their lives and took the barrel of the gun to fight with the white settlers in order to get back our country, our freedom and our land.

Jasper Hloka

The Game of Thrones is proving to be too difficult for the self-proclaimed ‘darling of the people’, Nelson Chamisa, who is dismally failing to find a political foothold in the melee that is bedeviling his rein at MDC Alliance.

Staff Reporter

Today I got to understand why our heroes and heroines sacrificed their lives during the Liberation Struggle. For them enduring the horrors of the war and putting their lives on the line was for us to enjoy the fruits of independence and freedom. One may ask if we are indebted to these heroes and heroines, or if we need to repay them in any way. I will answer this question by saying that we all have a mandate to safeguard that which our heroes and heroines sacrificed their lives for.

Grace Chekai

The Movement for Democratic Change Alliance (MDC A) leader Nelson Chamisa has proven to be a disgrace and dumb leader following his continuous utterances on cursing the administration of President Emmerson Mnangagwa despite the same doing tremendous work on the ground.

Tirivanhu Kateera

Recently the World Health Organisation (WHO) released an updated global list of high burden countries for tuberculosis (TB), HIV-associated TB and multidrug/rifampicin-resistant TB (MDR/RR-TB). The new lists are for 2021–2025 and replaced those previously used between 2016 and 2020.