Christine Lethokuhle Mabhena

Emerging unverified reports of corrupt people who are said to be ‘helping’ themselves with the donations towards relief efforts for Cyclone Idai victims in Manicaland and Masvingo provinces cannot go unchallenged as it goes against the spirit ubuntu/hunhu.

Anesu Pedzisayi

The past few days have proven to be challenging to the victims of cyclone Idai and the country at large as Zimbabweans are coming to grips with the aftermath of the destructive cyclone. It has been an emotional rollercoaster as families worry over their loved ones, homes and property destroyed and the trauma of putting to rest the deceased. Worse off, some families are still looking for their relatives who have not yet been accounted for and worst still some these might not found as reports of bodies crossing into Mozambique with the flood waters are being made.

Jasper Hloka

So devastating are the damages caused by Cyclone Idai which left a trail of deaths, destructions and displacement in the country’s Manicaland Province. Bodies continue to be discovered, while those still missing are keeping people in a nail biting suspense as they hope to be reunited with their relatives; a dream that may never become true. The struggle is very real in Manicaland.

By Mapozho Saruchera

The Government of Zimbabwe, led by President Emmerson Mnangagwa is on record calling for the unconditional removal of the Western imposed illegal sanctions on the Southern African State, arguing that the punitive measures have set the country back decades in terms of development.

By John Sigauke

In times of bereavement, people of different political and social persuasions, even those who do not see eye to eye bury their hatchets and converge to comfort the bereaved.

Nobleman Runyanga

Last week the United States Department of State’s Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labour released its 2018 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices. An examination of the report shows a fair view in some respects except for some issues falling under politics, human rights and labour where bias was evident.

By Brightface Mutema

Zimbabwe will overcome the illegal US sanctions imposed in the same manner they were imposed on Cuba for more than 50 years. The United States imposed financial, commercial and economic sanctions on Cuba in 1960. Most generations came and passed while Cuba was reeling under the sanctions, but it survived.

Brian Mutonhori

The commissioning of the National Backbone Fibre Link (NBFL) by President Mnangagwa recently in Beitbridge is a game changer in the country’s Information Communication Technology (ICT) sector and the economy as it is one of the “key enablers” for the national vision of the attainment an upper middle income status by 2030.

By Peacemaker Zano

Human rights are defined as freedoms to which all humans are considered to be entitled, and these often include the rights to life, liberty, equality, freedom of expression and many others.