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Columns & Comment

Political parties’ convergence

OF late we have seen very intentional convergence on the Zimbabwe political scene. The tension and acrimony that has since existed and characterised the negotiations among the parties to the GPA — though it still prevails to some extent — has somehow been fading. There are critical positions…

Higher education in crisis

The once revered education system is now a shadow of its former self. Many schools and institutions of higher learning have not been operating at full capacity for years, depriving millions of students their right to quality education.With nine state universities and already aiming for a university in…

More than meets the eye

Certainly, the Minister's (Tendai Biti) discussion around the issues was meant to highlight the impact of a lack of implementation, adherence and monitoring on national policy. Apart from what was said, however, there were many messages delivered between the lines which warrant further attention.A look at the budget…

Going home to Masvingo

Apparently he knew some details about the City of Masvingo, the finest city, cleanest, and the friendliest in Zimbabwe. Premier cityWhat the officer did not know, and what I did not want to disclose prematurely, is that the city fathers were gathering together for a great indaba at…

Of fruits, their symbolism

 In the African culture for instance the abundance or lack of hacha, mazhanje or marula symbolised the goodness of the season to come. The apple appears in European biblical art as the forbidden fruit, which made the first people commit the first sin and fall from God's grace.…

Economic revival by legislation?

 The State granary, which is swamped with debts, was on the verge of losing its assets - including Dura Building (its head office) - to hawkish creditors, miffed by GMB's inability to honour its swelling obligations.Once again, government has resorted to what is becoming its favourite defence mechanism…