I READ with interest the report on Zimbabweans braving the subzero temperatures to march for their “right” to be allowed to work in Britain and to pay taxes. This campaign has been ongoing for a number of years and we … Read more
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Homeless? Rome welcomes you
ONLY a fool, methinks, leaves a casanova in the same room as his wife. More than that, only someone who is deficient in judgment, having left his wife with the philanderer, would then complain when he finds her … Read more
Canada needs skilled migrants!
KUSHINGA left Zimbabwe in 2002 leaving behind her two young children and husband, Future. Kushinga worked as a speech therapist in Zimbabwe. She was granted six months leave to enter the UK as a visitor and she was determined … Read more
Finding my feet in unforgiving England
Dear Mom, IT’S been close to four months since I got to England, and I feel guilty that apart from that one phone call I made to you in my first week, I haven’t updated you on what happened … Read more
The real impact of decision in RN
IT HAS been a victorious week for many Zimbabwean asylum seekers. The Court of Appeal decision in RN (Zimbabwe) has been long coming and has been welcomed by Zimbabweans, refugee groups and support organisations for Zimbabweans across Britain. The … Read more
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New Home Office policy on ‘family life’ cases
IN A previous article on the effect that power sharing in Zimbabwe will have on Zimbabwean asylum seekers in the UK, I indicated that I would write a series of articles assisting people who fear that they may have to … Read more
