Opinion

An Intimate Reading of Subsections (1) and (7) of Section 328 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe (2 By Nomuzikayise Ngwenya This piece is confined to one question, a question of …

Opinion by Nigel Pfunde I was doing my routine perusing of the internet a prerequisite of my job any any normal  being in the digital era. An image popped on …

Op-Ed by Nigel Pfunde THE recent arrest of Li Shigang, the 58-year-old former chief finance officer of San Ding Lithium accused of defrauding his company of close to US$4 million, …

By Nigel Pfunde Let me start my piece with saying July 7 was Rockford Josphats’ birthday. Before I continue with my pen to paper or rather fingers to keyboard, let …

Opinion by Nigel Pfunde The current surge of xenophobic violence in South Africa marks a tragic departure from the spirit of solidarity that once defined the liberation struggle. During the …

By Nomuzikayise Ngwenya and Karabo Ngoepe A modest billboard has done something the political class has not managed in months: it has put the constitutional text back in front of …

Opinion by Nyasha Chuma The recent, ‘unceremonious’ suspension of Genesis “Kaka” Mangombe on Tuesday came as a shock to me and I assume throughout the Dynamos family. It left those …

Opinion by Nigel Pfunde The month of June is Men’s Mental Health Month, a time when we are reminded that many men carry stress and frustration in silence rather than …

By Nigel Pfunde LONDON — British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced his resignation on Monday, bringing an abrupt end to a premiership that lasted less than two years and …

Opinion by Nyari Chuma Ask a Zimbabwean man how he is doing, and you will get the same two words almost every time. “I’m fine.” Said quickly, often before the …