By Daphine Zulu

The extradition request for Shepherd Bushiri by South African authorities to the Malawian government early last week seems to be a sobering reminder for the greater good of cooperation within the region with regards to extradition cases.

By Innocent Mujeri

Renowned African author Kayambila Mpulamasaka once said that, “Even fools, when in one accord and united in their foolishness, will appear to be wise.” By this statement, Mpulamasaka was emphasizing on the importance of unity. He was simply saying that if people are in one accord, they can achieve more.

by Innocent Mujeri

The United States ambassador to Zimbabwe Brian Nichols’ continued interference to the Zimbabwe’s internal affairs has reached alarming levels with the ambassador now behaving like a prefect with the task of telling the Government how to govern. The US ambassador seems to have forgotten his core business in Zimbabwe as in recent weeks he has increasingly been tweeting supporting anti-government activists. One cannot help but wonder if Nichols frenzied behavior, is rooted in diverting attention from the recent mucky US election, which more than a week has passed without a clear winner.

By Derick Tsimba

The Agriculture Recovery Plan (ARP) is expected to increase farming productivity through its contributions in supporting farmers.

By Grace Chekai

The achievements scored so far by President Emerson Mnangagwa’s New Dispensation have raised a ray of hope that Vision 2030 is indeed possible, more so if unity of purpose prevails in the country.

By Innocent Mujeri

The US Assistant Secretary of State on African Affairs, Tibor Nagy, was recently quoted saying that the illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the West are targeted against certain individuals and corporations and not against the country of Zimbabwe.

by Innocent Mujeri

It doesn’t need a soothsayer to say that the MDC in all its various formations is taking its final steps to political abyss.

Emmanuel Murema- Correspondent

Not so long ago, the media was awash with the Catholic Bishops’ letter and the response from the Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services.

by Innocent Mujeri

Last week Zimbabweans watched in awe when the ZBC TV serialised a documentary that exposed the alleged abduction of the MDC-Alliance trio of Joanna Mamombe, Cecilia Chimbiri and Netsai Marowa, as a choreographed act that was meant to tarnish the image of the country with the ultimate goal of portraying Zimbabwe, as a country in crisis.