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Baa Baa Obama’s black sheep

By Lenox MhlangaWorld
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ONE of the irrefutable, yet unwritten, laws of nature is that in spite of earth being so vast, there are some things that you can’t hide. The most powerful man in the world discovered this very recently when a relative … Read more

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Making a constitution no one wants

By Joram NyathiPolitics

THE United States ambassador to Zimbabwe, Charles Ray, appears to me to be a decent man despite his recent theatrics on behalf of The System at the burial of Sabina Mugabe at the Heroes’ Acre. If, on the other hand, … Read more

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Nobel Prize: Honour without nobility

By Mthulisi MathuthuPolitics

THE Nobel Peace Prize, says the sponsor’s will, must be awarded to “the person who shall have done the most or the best work for fraternity among nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the holding … Read more

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Good news for UK HIV sufferers

By Rumbidzai BvunzawabayaImmigration, Politics

WITH an estimated one in seven adults living with HIV, Zimbabwe is experiencing one of the harshest AIDS epidemics in the world. Out of the large number of Zimbabweans who are affected by the epidemic, readers of this blog will … Read more

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Distorting Tsvangirai’s goodwill mission

By Joram NyathiPolitics

PRIME minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s trip to Europe and the US has elicited a variety of reactions from Zimbabweans.   There are conflicting perspectives between Zanu PF and MDC-T sympathisers on the merits of the trip. Both are overwhelmed by a … Read more

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Bumbling Holland throws spanners into PM’s works

By Chofamba SitholePolitics

SEKAI Holland’s incredulous claims that millions of dollars in hard currency are being spent on a secret Zanu PF militia are likely to stoke up tension in the fledgling inclusive government in Harare, and also throw the Prime Minister’s ongoing … Read more

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Beware McGee’s second coming

By Joram NyathiPolitics

AID: Mcgee with a US-donation of cholera kits at a UNICEF warehouse in Harare   AMBASSADOR James McGee: “I am going back to the US military, and my specialty will be Zimbabwe.”   Jason Moyo: “What do you mean?”   … Read more

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Begging from Beggars: Zimbabwe and the global crisis

By Alex MagaisaPolitics

Begging from Beggars   I HAVE very vivid, if sad memories of the 1982-83 agricultural season in Zimbabwe.   That year, someone decided to lock the gates and ran away with the keys. Crops failed.   Many cattle, matungundu, as … Read more

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United MDC and Zanu PF voices can unyoke us from sanctions

By Joram NyathiPolitics

THERE are growing calls inside and outside the country for Zimbabweans to speak with one voice.   SADC and the African Union want Zimbabweans to set the cue on the way forward for the coalition government, especially on the issue … Read more

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A party of excellence

By Joram NyathiPolitics

THE editor has this week allowed me the privilege to occupy his hallowed space in the paper. I accepted the honour with a huge sigh. In my Candid Comment column I have over the past months trodden where angels fear … Read more

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