By Christopher Makaza

The MDC Alliance is going to gobble more than $3illion for its elective congress scheduled for next month in Gweru amid huge debts in unpaid workers` salaries and allowances for their 2018 polling agents as well as dilapidated party infrastructure.

By Chigumbu Warikandwa

Since its inception, the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair has never overflowed. In 2019, it has. This can never be described as a bad omen even by the most imaginative enemy of Zimbabwe. Nobody window shops in a shop they detests. And, in the reality of consumption mechanisms and shop management, it is the huge number of walk-in clients who go out without buying anything than those who do the actual buying.

By Bevan Musoko

The Gukurahundi issue has been emotive ever since the disturbances led to deaths of former liberation war combatants and civilians in the Matabeleland and Midlands provinces. The previous ZANU PF-led Governments led by former President Robert Mugabe never seriously tackled the issue despite a lot of outstanding concerns by people in the affected regions.

By Prosperity Mzila

There is an old adage that says fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me.  This maxim rings true to most of our urban voters who are constantly casting their vote to a failed MDC party which has failed to deliver quality service, improve on existing infrastructure and provide adequate clean water and sanitation since it took over the urban councils  from ZANU PF in the year 2000.  What the urban voters fail to realise is that constantly voting for a failed party is tantamount to whipping a dead horse to perform beyond its ability.

By Mapozho Saruchera

Zimbabwe’s 2019 National Budget Statement, which was presented under the theme “Austerity for Prosperity,” is generally aimed at correcting the fiscal imbalance that is mainly responsible for high inflation, indebtedness and foreign currency challenges. A quick internet search on the matter revealed that austerity measures are reductions in Government spending, increases in tax revenues, or both normally with the view to correct the performance of an economy.

By Claver Nyuki

As the MDC elective congress draws near, there seems to be a sense of assurance among the Nelson Chamisa camp with all but one province still to nominate him to stand uncontested as the party’s President. This will effectively put to bed the current Vice President Elias Mudzuri and Secretary General, Douglas Mwonzora’s ambitions to succeed the late Morgan Tsvangirai as the party’s president.

By Rudo Saungweme

Heartless and selfish Zimbabwean businesspersons are dwelling much on profiteering, robbing their fellow citizens’ hard earned cash in pursuit of super profits. Whilst some are economic saboteurs who are hiking prices to frustrate efforts by Government for their own nefarious agendas.

By Nobleman Runyanga

In the morning of the eve of the celebration of our 39^th Independence anniversary last week, the MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa torched a storm on the social media when he insinuated that the Zimbabwe bird was an item of idolatry. This demonstrated a number of things about him as an individual and a political player in Zimbabwe.

Mapozho Saruchera

The negative reactions by MDC leadership to news that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) had reached an agreement with the Zimbabwean Government on the implementation of critical policies and reforms designed to facilitate the Southern African country’s re-engagement with the international community, must have served to enlighten the populace that the opposition party thrives on the suffering of citizens and is prepared to do whatever it takes to perpetuate the suffering as a way to achieve its nefarious agenda of regime change.