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”.

 By Khumbulani Vodloza Sibanda

Recent concerns from some quarters that the recruitment of nurses, teachers and other civil servants in the Matabeleland region should be sensitive to the interests of the local population makes interesting reading. These concerns have been raised from time to time that most Government institutions in the regions are reportedly staffed by people from other regions, notably the Mashonaland region, as such, these civil servants should be “deported” back to their regions of origin to make way for locals to take up the posts.

By Chipo Mutasa

Imagine a sanctions-free Zimbabwe! Imagine it.

Zimbabwe’s tarred roads have become every driver’s menace. There are targeted sanctions against certain individuals and a few corporates, so says the authors of these sanctions. In a 50km stretch of urban tarmac roads, not less than 10 vehicles suffer depreciated suspension and shock absorption mechanisms every day.

By Nobleman Runyanga

The opposition party, the MDC cut its teeth into elections in 2000. Since then it has been winning almost the same local authority and national assembly seats mainly in urban areas.

By Rudo Saungweme

In a move that will see the improvement of electricity in the country, Tanganda Tea Company Limited (TTLC) is set to establish three solar power plants that will produce 6.3 MegaWatts (MW) of electricity.

By Sizalobuhle Khumalo

This March we woke up to the news that an initiative dubbed Save Our Hospitals “aimed” at capacitating Zimbabwe’s five major hospitals had been set up by “veteran” journalist and documentary filmmaker, Hopewell Chin’ono.

By Anesu Pedzisayi

On the 25^th of October 2019, Zimbabwe will be embarking on an intensive ant-sanctions campaign, calling for the removal of illegal measures put on the country by the European Union (EU) and the United States (US). As much as the West may want to say the sanctions are ‘targeted,’ it is an open secret that these measures are affecting the ordinary citizens and need to be lifted for Zimbabwe to fully realise economic growth.