April 29, 2024
They say they want to see more from this government. What more they expect this government to demonstrate to the world, we don’t know. We have even gone as far as giving offer letters to white farmers. What else do they want to see? Anyway, this sanctions issue…
Their frustrations are perfectly understandable. The US$100 monthly allowance they are being paid creates more problems than it solves.Indeed, it is not far fetched to imagine that this sum is now a cause of domestic strife as families quibble on how they should divide the amount between compelling…
The tone of the Zesa announcement suggests permission recently granted by government to force consumers to pay their bills in this coercive manner is the panacea they hoped for so that the utility can begin to address its viability problems.This follows a decision by the Minister of Energy…
It goes without saying that there is no way ZESA could spare a dime under the current circumstances to rehabilitate collapsing infrastructure and fund critical capital projects which are necessary for it to guarantee future electricity supplies.The country should therefore brace for the worst if recent media reports…
They are trying to do what they have been doing here for years, imposing a puppet leader to replace the revolutionary government of Teheran. And like we did here, their puppet was beaten hands down by brother Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. How can on earth one rig elections to emerge…
Prime Minister Moragn Tsvangirai addressed the Americans through McNeil Lehrer Report. Oh boy, truly God has raised a leader for such a time as this. He was cool.It is not I who says so, US President Barack Obama and US Secretary of State have both said so. Here…
Take for example the loud chorus of voices that have suddenly started singing words of support for the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor, Gideon Gono. It only had to take President Mugabe to declare at a funeral that the governor would not go, and the spontaneous chorus from…
For years, while some of us campaigned among the electorate, he was busy junketing from one Western capital to another begging for sanctions, and now it is time for him to get these sanctions removed. I made it quite clear to him in our last meeting that if…
The answer is very tricky. Prime Minister Tsvangirai speaks to two audiences, both of them looking up to him to walk on water. Prime Minister Tsvangirai commands vast sympathies among the lawmakers and in the Congressional Black Caucus which helped to write the Zimbabwe Democracy and Recovery Act…
The Prime Minister began his historic tour with an enormous burden hanging like an albatross around his neck — a cocktail of expectations from all Zimbabweans that his visit will yield the desperately needed economic salvation.Zanu-Pf made it clear last week that they expect Prime Minister Tsvangirai to…