Anesu Pedzisayi

Zimbabwe has largely been known as a peaceful country, where citizens uphold and respect the laws of the land. This has been continuously reiterated by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who takes every opportunity to preach peace and unity for the country to grow. President Mnangagwa has always said unity, peace and love are key to national development.

By Nobleman Runyanga

Many Zimbabwean netizens have received with mockery and derision the news of the self-exiled former Zanu PF Political Commissar, Saviour Kasukuwere’s bid to return to Zimbabwe to pursue active politics in Zanu PF with the ultimate aim of replacing President Emmerson Mnangagwa as the party’s 2023 presidential election candidate.

By Gift Mashoko

The self-appointed overseer of the world that is the USA think she can own and rule over everything. The US and their side-kick the EU think they can do whatever they want to any country especially in Africa and South America, manufacturing whatever rules, restrictions and sanctions with impunity.

By Nobleman Runyanga

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) resolved last August to set aside this Friday, 25 October, to collectively call for the removal of the illegal sanctions which were imposed by the United States (US), the United Kingdom (UK) and the European Union (EU) at the turn of the century.

By Derick Tsimba

Sanctions are preventing the country’s economic progress as Zimbabwe continues to operate its economy under challenging conditions emanating from its exclusion from the international community ever since being slapped by sanctions by the West. This has caused the country as a whole to be excluded from financial earnings associated with international trade.

Takunda Chimwaka.

Government of Zimbabwe is struggling to steer the broken and devastated health system due to the illegal economic sanctions imposed by United States of America (USA) and the European Union (EU).

By Ashley Kondo

For months Government has remained seized with a number of issues affecting the country’s health sector ranging from remuneration of health workers, lack of medicines and inadequate funding for Public health centres.

By Daphine Zulu

Ancient Japanese saying that ‘a fish rots from the head’ aptly summarises the mercenary politics of MDC-A led by Nelson Chamisa. The opposition party’s relentless search for relevance on the political space, wanton corruption in local governments, national sabotage among a host of other septic political gimmicks gives a clear indication that MDC-A politicians are in for money not national pride and service.

By Gift Mashoko

Sanctions placed on Zimbabwe are erroneously said to be targeted on a few individuals and selected companies. I am simple Zimbabwean woman and I have a harrowing tale that is shared by many a Zimbabwean woman who have been stripped of their dignity and self-respect as their rights to a normal life under these illegal sanctions have been violated and can only be called “hell on earth”.