Nontando Magagula

The US Embassy, the MDC Alliance and other detractors were left with egg on the face when their narrative that Zimbabwe’s economic challenges are caused by corruption and not sanctions were proved wrong recently.

Pardon Muzavazi

ZANU PF and Government yesterday held a nationwide campaign against the continued stay of illegal sanctions on Zimbabwe.

Tirivanhu Kateera

In 2020, Pharmaceutical Technology reported that anti-vaccine sentiments and resistance against COVID-19 vaccines could hamper the uptake and fight against the disease around the world, Zimbabwe included. It further noted that despite clinical trials revealing the safety and efficacy of coronavirus vaccines, a number of people have been hesitant about being administered with the newly developed vaccines. The hesitancy was mainly driven by misinformation, disinformation about the pandemic especially during the early days.

Innocent Mujeri

The MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa is busy setting a time bomb for his political career and it’s only a matter of time before the bomb explodes on his youthful face.

Mukachana Hanyani

Of late, the social media was awash with #NgaapindeHakeMukomana with some supporting this, in the belief that the youths vote will be the mainstay of the opposition MDC Alliance’s thirst to grab power from the ruling party, ZANU PF.

Rutendo Jiri

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s decision to virtually attend the 2021 United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) has left opposition supporters and critics stunned and left to acknowledge their appreciation.

Derick Tsimba

The MDC Alliance has proven over the past 20 years of its gross incompetence and corruption that has left residents in towns bearing the brunt of their ineptitude.  The original MDC together with its subsequent formations has not given hope to those who have misguidedly voted for them in past twenty years, but have rather piled misery after misery making towns eyesores under their watch.

Derick Tsimba

President Emmerson Mnangagwa continues to pursue National Development through his various activities in the country such as road rehabilitation, housing construction and farming support.

Tirivanhu Kateera

Over the past few years, milk and milk products have been dominating Zimbabwe’s import list. This is largely attributed to the sharp decline in local milk production from the 1990s peak of 260 million litres per year to 76 million which was achieved in 2020 against the annual demand of about 120 million litres, according to the Zimbabwe Association of Dairy Farmers (ZADF). In 2019, milk output stood at 79, 89 million litres.