EDITORIAL

Dear Zimbabwe

I hope and trust that I find you well and following World Health Organization (WHO) COVID-19 regulations to curb the spread of the pandemic, which has since claimed the lives of our brothers, sisters, parents and loved ones.

Dear Zimbabwe

I hope and trust that I find you well, masking up, maintaining social distance and washing hands.

I hope and trust that I find you well, masking up, maintaining social distance and washing hands.

In most societies in Zimbabwe, when fathers temporarily travel whether to attend a funeral or visiting relatives, spending a few days there; the news is always good to impish children, puckish neighbours and opportunistic villagers.

Hope I find you well.

I have been supporting MDC since 2000. Over the years I have forced myself to ignore the power struggles, the splits, the infighting, the name calling, power grabs and disloyalty by some top members within the party.

The appointment of former MDC legislator for Mabvuku-Tafara, James Maridadi as one of the 15 ambassadors- designate, has torched a storm which, nonetheless, is much ado about nothing.

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In May this year, the MDC holds its first elective congress after the death of its founding president, Morgan Richard Tsvangirai. It is the first congress under the stewardship of its youthful leader, Nelson Chamisa who took over under controversial circumstances.

All roads in Mashonaland West this weekend lead to Murombedzi Growth Point where the Zanu PF Economic Development train led by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, is set to kick-start its “Thank You Rallies” following the July 30 resounding electoral victory.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa will, starting this Saturday, embark on ‘thank you’ rallies to express his gratitude to the millions of Zimbabweans who voted him into power in a democratic election.

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At the just ended 73^rd United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), held in New York, United States of America, President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his Finance and Economic Development Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube, touched on a number of issues regarding the resuscitation of the Zimbabwean economy and measures to be implemented meant to pull the country from the economic doldrums that it currently finds itself in. 

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Has latter-day journalism lost its ethics and integrity?

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President Emmerson Mnangagwa today addressed both houses of parliament to mark the opening of the ninth parliament of Zimbabwe. The ninth parliament is an offspring of the harmonized elections that took place on 30 July 2018 following the expiration of the eighth parliament which subsisted from 2013.